so im installing neons on the bottom of my scion tC 2007. i would like some advice if you guys have any like on wiring and getting the switch to the inside. any would hlep THANKS!

 

did you buy a kit or bought some tubes and did it yourself like I did?

 

i bought a whole kit

 

one more thing...how do i get power to them? just connect it direclty to the battery?

 

well. idk how the kit is set up. but basicly heres what I did:

battery - Inline Fuse - Through Firewall - Switch - Back Through Firewall - to the lights

 

It would help if we knew what kit you had, it would make things much easier

But this guide may have something to help you, not sure. Oznium's Guide

 

If you don't know how to do it, then take it to a professional for installation.

 

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Thats what someone very wise told me a long time ago, of course i didn't listen , but i did get it, eventually, it just takes time, do some searches on firewall it will make a lot of sense on how to get the wires in.

Good Luck!

 

its an Optix neon by streetglow

 

how much did you pay for them? Neons are dead, LED's are the future of underbodies, and the future is now...

Because you have to worry about transformers, and if the tube breaks, its over for that tube, where as if a tube breaks on the led, its just exposed, but it still works.

 

I broke both the LED side tubes on my previous car (poorly placed hydraulic lift, oops), but the kit still worked and the appearance was not affected in any way. I just left it broken and kept using it like normal, because you can't see the broken glass unless you are under the car.

Anyway, the point is that LED kits are really durable.

 

honeslty i dont care whats better to you guys lol. i was just wondering if you had some advice

 

Its just that these aren't going to be worth the effort of putting them on, because they are going to break. But I have already said how to get the wires into the car. And supposedly the tC has notches for underbody kits, but i'm not sure.

 

Optx by Streetglow are sooooooooo 1990's.

But back to the question...route wires through the firewall, and yes, there is room for the tubes to fit snuggly underneath.