streetglow neons

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The kits are pretty easy to install as long as you can jack your car off the ground (or have lots of clearance) and you don’t mind being on your back for a long time. Back at the shop, we usually budgeted about 2 hours for install, so if it’s a first time, you may want half a day on the weekend or something. The kits come with mounting hardware and a controller/transformer unit.

Typically, you’ll just need a drill for making screw holes (unless the kits has self-tapping ones), a screw driver, wire stripper/cutter, electrical tape or connectors (just in case).

Basic principal is that the individual tubes will either hook one into another and then lastly to the controller, or they will all hook individually to the controller. Either way, after mounting, it’s just running tons of wire all over the place. The longest part is trying to ‘tuck’ them so it doesn’t look like crap under there.

Good luck!

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I just uninstalled the OPTX underlighting on my car.

I do recomend that you secure your wires in a good location - if you had to go over rougher terrain (or if you ran over something in the road you didn’t see in time), nothing should be able snatch the power wires out of your lights.

If you had the power cables on your lights pulled out of them, PM me and I’ll let you know how you can fix them - no sense in buying a $40 replacement tube if you can bust out a hack saw, a pipe cap, a drill, and some silicon!