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Cop Trouble

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cannons go into the neons, fake steering wheels, loud stereos and slow cars category. if you need attention - cry to your mama...

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fake steering wheels

The wonders of modern technology :)

Nothing wrong with Maccas employees neither :)

ban(ish) them to cruise like mardi gras floats!!

neons and canons :jamie: :)

neons are passible if done right.not a big light show just a nice blue maybe green(depends on the car)as for canons well i have no comment.keep it sensible and you wont attract unwanted attention ie cops.

You know neons can be made to look hot. Like my plane are to put a "White" light neon inside my bumpers. Because my bumpers have a cm or two between the body of the car and the bumper, the light will glow from behind making it look cool.

 

I have currently have one set of neons installed in my car under the dash. It too is white and at night helps when changing cds cause it highlights the shelf under the dash.

 

By the way Irokin, I too think Civics suck.

 

I rarely use my current neons and when i get the ones in my bumpers, i'll only use them in carparks.

Edited by JiP_01

i have a blue one under my dash and 2 shining on my polished alpine type s subs anyway Back on topic or a mod will :)

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