**Before & After...**, 7afe 1994 St Hatchback Options

[legalkid86]

Well finally i got to start this, hopefully i'm doing this right but yeah, about 5 g's (including the car)later this is what i have and will continue to update more photos...later on tonight tell me what you think...still need ac though...lol...












































sorry guys if its lots of photos, this is my first thread ever.....laterz guys....

[Espo]

you have to tell the dmv u changed the color...id say dark blue for neon..whered u get it painted??

what do you mean do they charge me to let em know....about the color i really hope not....but yeah thanks for the headsup guys...anyone out there know how many bulbs i would need to change the color on my odometer i want like a bright white led for em how many would i need?

Here in new york you have to let the DMV know or else it results in a (hefty I'm told) ticket. Something along the lines of "improper color". You could be charged with grand theft if they feel like it, however I've never actually seen a ticket for that. (Only heard stories)

I know this because I went to go see a tiburon once (piece of junk it was) that had been painted three times over the original red - once silver, once black and then midnight blue with a metallic fleck and the kid showed me the tickets he had recieved. They may charge you because they have to send you a new title - I believe the fee for that here is $75, but I'm not sure.

Also, blue looks good as your neon color - I have red on mine, but they are very hard to hide - I'll have some pictures up hopefully after work today on how to properly hide your neons/wiring. You can do anything you want with a black car, same with white. If you really can't decide, get a multi color kit like streetglow's here: http://www.streetglow.com/s.nl?c=460445&am...p;category=2831

There may be cheaper kits with less color, I didn't do very much research when I was doing mine because I knew what I wanted. Who really needs 3 million colors anyway...lol

Oh, and one last thing - those are LEDs, so obviously they are not true neons - I've never seen a streetglow LED kit before, but I'll tell you what, I had amber neons on my old sunfire and they were LED, and the glow that neon tubes produce is VERY hard to reproduce. So just keep that in mind whichever route you take.

This post has been edited by Espo: Sep 16, 2009 - 11:25 AM