Im thinking about getting some ubl's on my 96 eclipse, but i dunno which are the best kits and what to look for, i kno most come with 2 32 inch, and 2 48 inch, but what about the transformer, what will the 9000v transformer do than the other ones wont? where to get the best kits under 200 beans??? Patiently waitin
#43050, "RE: Under body light kits" In response to Reply # 0
Search the board. Many like myself use the Street Glow Gold Series. All UBL are a pain but these have been good to me. If you place correctly no issues of broken tubes, etc. They sell for under $200.
#43082, "RE: Under body light kits" In response to Reply # 1
i have the blue line series from street glow, but the golds are better and under $200. and contrary to what many people think they dont break that easily. i lived in the country down a dirt road for a while and my college town has crappy roads and have not had a problem yet.... and iv had mine for nearly a year and no cracks or scratches. just use your head. id say go street glow all the way... here is a pic of mine, they are nice and bright.
#43091, "RE: Under body light kits" In response to Reply # 2
I have the Street Glow Neo-Blue UBL gold series. Mine rock...the only way i ever broke one was by slamming into a median at 45 mph...ouc . anyways...now my front one is a slightly different color
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#43249, "RE: Under body light kits" In response to Reply # 3
Anyone have any pics from under the car showing where you placed the lights? I have a Gold Series kit and wasn't sure about where to mount them safely.