undertruck lights?
I know people always use underglow or neons for the fancy lights under their vehicles but im a cheap skake lol, i like to get the same things done for less. Would someone tell me whether or not this stuff would do the same thing? I drive a 2003 F150 4 door and i measured it out as 7 ft on the sides and 5 on front and back. If anyone has taken this route, lemme know, or just tell me if its a good/bad idea. the link to the product is below, thanks for any advice! 
Last edited by igotrockstars; Jan 30, 2013 at 12:01 PM.
Well, if you're looking for opinions on this, then the 1990's called, and they want their cheesy attention-***** lights back.
If you're not looking for opinions, then good luck with the install.
If you're not looking for opinions, then good luck with the install.
I'm putting a similar product on. Though just waiting for some nicer weather. It will work. Though I believe the power supply isn't as basic. I put on a 1 color strip before and it was just 1 12v power source. I bought a kit with these and it came with a power supply that does 12v power in and ground then goes out to the 4 wire RGB. Here's a pic of my single color greens that i removed for the RGB
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I'm putting a similar product on. Though just waiting for some nicer weather. It will work. Though I believe the power supply isn't as basic. I put on a 1 color strip before and it was just 1 12v power source. I bought a kit with these and it came with a power supply that does 12v power in and ground then goes out to the 4 wire RGB. Here's a pic of my single color greens that i removed for the RGB
Ya 1 color is simple I went from my 12v outlet to a fuse to a switch out to the light. That plastic trim piece when you open the door and step on I accidentally broke 1 of the 3 clips so I run the wire up through the hole now, which doesn't pinch the wire. (First picture is new RGB with music box/power source)

