I was debating on if i should get an underglow kit later on down the road. I was wondering what my car would look like though, so if anyone had pics of a red 4th gen camaro with an underglow or any color could u post pics?? thanks

 

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i have a '95 camaro (red) with red neons on the inside and red ground affects. i put them on myself (neons are easy, if you need help, i'll tell you how so you save an extra $50) and they look badass. i don't have a pic of them, but i'm trying to get some...i'll post when i get them.

 

which ones did u go with?? and how much did they cost u?? and does it really light up well because in the pictures they look like they dont glow very nicely but im thinking thats just from the camera

 

would that be the install cost? We charge 85 for our shop and another local shop charges $185 to install. If you can find one that cheap, you are lucky

Ghost, dunno who you are talking to but mine are Street Glow Gold series and I got my at wholesale cost when I use to work at an audio shop. It does light up pretty well.

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i have streetglow gold series under my car and streetglow 20" inside (thinking about switching to chrome series for the inside)...
PaulN64, my local shop charges $100, but he has to spend money on a toggle switch, wire, connectors, ect, so i just said $50. I got my kit (2-56", 2-36", transformer and clamps) for $155 then $20 for shipping and $4 for insurance ($179 total). my local shop charges $200 for the kit and $100 to install.
gh0st, yes, they light up very good. if you're going to get neons, go with streetglow. i've tried other neons, but streetglow are the brightest, have the deepest color and have a lifetime warrenty (i sound like a salesman, don't i?). you can see mine on from probably a half mile away...you probably won't know what they are, but you'll see red lights going down the road. like i said, if you need help putting them on, i can give you steps (in detail) on how to do it...its actually REALLY easy to do.

 

do you have yours inside or outside the frame?

 

whoa...u only paid $200 for the lights?? www.streetglow.com has the gold series for $300. I think I might be getting SFC's too, would they get in the way with installing them?? and do u have any pics of them installed?? just so I can get an idea. Thanks

 

if you get SFC, you won't be able to go with Street Glow at all. Low Glow, or Lite Glow sould be a better choice since they have smaller bulbs.

 

hmm...haha well then maybe no sfc's.

 

let me correct myself. If you do get the SFC, you'll have to put the tubes outside the frame

 

well would you be able to see the lights then??

 

that's the downside. You can see them and they can get damaged eaiser. I know, Sears damaged mine when they put it on the lift, but then I do have a lowered car.

 

i have mine screwed to my frame so that the frame is the lowest part of my car incase i were to hit something (ie a racoon or something). I paid $179 ($155 + $20 +$4)...and put them in myself. My local neon/audio company charges $200 and $100 for installation. I should have pics of the lights in about a week.