i got a question out there for anyone who has an neon undercar kit.
does anyone have experience with these streetglow kits? if so, are they pretty bright? i know there is also a brand called liteglow. anyone got experience with these? i dont believe i want cheap poor quality lights off ebay so im askin you guys out there. any help is greatly appreciated
Gold series for $249.95
Blue line series for $169.95
L.E.D Undercar for $299.99
wow, thats a lot. Just Buy some florescent light bulbs and paint em :shrug:
alright i managed to look around and found some alot cheaper. check this out. this is more of my kinda prices. what u guys think? anyone find any cheaper?
StreetGlow LED Undercar Kit
Sale price: $149.95
StreetGlow GOLD Series Undercar Neon Kit
Sale price: $129.99
StreetGlow BlueLine Undercar Neon Kit
Sale price: $98.98
StreetGlow OPTX Multi-Color LED Undercar Kit
Sale price: $174.95
I dont think anyone finds em at all. A large, very large portion of this forum does not like neons. Try honda-acrua.net, teamintegra, or even clubsi :shrug:
hey man, I bought a 7 color LED Streetglow OPTX underbody kit… I can get it for 149.95
and I put it under my Saturn… and it lit up about 5 feet around the car the way I angled them… and it was fun to make em change colors and do cool stuff… Streetglow is the best brand… highly recommended… and get LED not Neon… LED much brighter and doesnt burn the battery!
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On the saturn… not the teggy 
Get the 2 million color ones
just get some altezza neons
NO, get like two of those 2 million candle light spot lights. Open your moonroof and shine them outta that. It would be tight and it’ll add at least 10hp and 10 ft/lb fo show.
What part of that did you not read/understand. This guy is asking for an opinion that is unbiased and accurate. Im pretty sure he doesn’t apprecialte you shitting on his thread, or on him for that matter. Im sure you would LOVE it if somebody shitted on your JdM thread, y0.
As for the original question asked, sorry i cant help you bro but as far as I know, L.E.D.'s are better bang for the buck. (ie brightness and battery drainage)
Good luck and dont let “cool” people get to u
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I had em back in the day when it was cool…like right before F&F 
Well the gold kit was good but that went buy buiy after runing over some debris on the road…I woudl never again spend that much on lights that break so easy…its verry easy to break them even with that lexan tubing…if you hit them they will bust and most lifts and or garages tend not to be carefull with them :S if your car is lwoered forget abotu it as well!
can someone explain what the 2 million candle lights are and give me a link of some kind? i still havent decided yet but the prices i listed have dropped again. i dont know about shining them out the sunroof lol. i only need an undercar kit. thanks tho
StreetGlow LED Undercar Kit
Sale price: $148.99
StreetGlow GOLD Series Undercar Neon Kit
Sale price: $127.95
StreetGlow BlueLine Undercar Neon Kit
Sale price: $94.95
StreetGlow OPTX Multi-Color LED Undercar Kit
Sale price: $149.95
I actually don’t recommend the street glo kits, but if you were to get one, the Opt-X and Gold series are much better than the other street glo products. However, I actually recommend Matrix or Ichibahn for neons.
Personally, I would go with an LED kit over neons for the already mentioned reasons. The last multicolor LED kit I saw kinda sucked though (lots of ‘in between’ colors do not have thier own led, but rather mix two colors to get the effect which looked kinda sloppy), so I’d say go with a single color LED kit for brightness and good color. JMHO.
There, now you have some additional info.
here is a 3mil candlelight
The candle light is just a unit of mesurement where we measure the amount of light based on a universal readin of how much light 1 candle can produce! Thus that flash light produces teh same amount of light that you woudl get if you combined the light output of 2 million candles ect ect! Teh higher the rating the brighter teh light!
thanks for all your input and help…any more tips about the kits themselves? are they easy to install? how long does it take? thanks