Sixxer chat
Electrical is preferred when you don't want the physical thing you are measuring in your dash. Like if you have a mechanical oil pressure gauge, you need to run an oil line to the gauge which could leak in your passenger compartment, whereas the electrical will have a sender on the oil line and you only run wires to the gauge. Mechanical gauges are cheaper tho and usually do not even require a power source, unless you have back lighting on them.
will only leak if improperly installed. I know many people running mech gauges in the passenger area with no problems- ranging from DD'd to 10.50 mstangs.
there was a discussion street glow (or whatever it's called the other day). i had a meeting for work last night. by the time it was over it was dark. i had parked by this kid who drives a nice clean celica and i always thought it was a nice car. he told me nice car and i said the same. then he tried to act all "hard" and put on some rap and turn his underglow on. it looks dumb as ****.
after saying that you all will think i'm a hypocrite with this question:
are LED lights too "ricer" for the interior of the car?
-i was thinking just a strip of LED for the footwell.
--are there any other light solutions to get some light down there, but maybe not as much?
-i was thinking after i get my system together, maybe some in the trunk.
thoughts?
i'm guessing you all will say rice.
after saying that you all will think i'm a hypocrite with this question:
are LED lights too "ricer" for the interior of the car?
-i was thinking just a strip of LED for the footwell.
--are there any other light solutions to get some light down there, but maybe not as much?
-i was thinking after i get my system together, maybe some in the trunk.
thoughts?
i'm guessing you all will say rice.
im gettin some blue led maplights, and blue led strips under the dash and seats to light the floorboard with a music interface and then some white leds hooked up to another interface so itll be blue flashin, or blue with flashin acceent lights



