Underbody Neons!
03-31-2002, 08:38 PM
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Underbody Neons!
Just finished installing my underbody neons! Took over 5 hours of installing, but it was well worth it. Big thanks to my friend, Kenny for helping me out. 
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03-31-2002, 10:30 PM
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Originally posted by bdimc2001
damn haters!
it's phat as hell charles dont' believe these stupid cl bastards
we tl people gotta to stick together
damn haters!
it's phat as hell charles dont' believe these stupid cl bastards
we tl people gotta to stick together
03-31-2002, 10:33 PM
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opinion???
well in my opinion i have never liked them....here in tennesee...the only ones that are illegal are the red ones...they draw too much attention...plus that is tha same colors they use for ambulances....but it all depends on your choice i think neons take away from the luxery of our car!!!!
04-01-2002, 01:13 AM
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Cmon pull_t you know you want to put some underbody neons on your Cobra
I'm a youngster so I'm still into this kinda stuff. I give two thumbs up to you TypeSDragoon
I'm a youngster so I'm still into this kinda stuff. I give two thumbs up to you TypeSDragoon
04-01-2002, 01:45 AM
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he's dragon, not dragoon. youngsters 
04-01-2002, 02:56 AM
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i m sure it should look pretty cool at night.. but u r gonna get pull over left to right....so be careful with it
Oh... also if u were ever gonna lower ur car... dont scratch those lights....
P.S. U SHOULD LOWER UR CAR!
Oh... also if u were ever gonna lower ur car... dont scratch those lights....
P.S. U SHOULD LOWER UR CAR!
04-01-2002, 07:25 AM
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Originally posted by ChopSuey
Cmon pull_t you know you want to put some underbody neons on your Cobra
I'm a youngster so I'm still into this kinda stuff. I give two thumbs up to you TypeSDragoon
Cmon pull_t you know you want to put some underbody neons on your Cobra
I'm a youngster so I'm still into this kinda stuff. I give two thumbs up to you TypeSDragoon
thanks. but your thumb up should goto TypeSDragon not me *cough* my name was registered a month before him :P
04-01-2002, 08:22 AM
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I have read many post on opinions on underbody neons. I am know that some ppl will agree that they are RICE. And I respect everyone's opinions, but this is my car and I really like it. The neons have been sitting in my room for the past 4 months and finally this saturday, I just decided to put them on for the hell of it. Some of my friend's TL and prelude has these and they look very cool. And I KNOW these are illegal. But then again so is pretty much everything in my car, from tints, hyperbulbs, blah blah. I will only turn these on for show purposes. So, don't judge me by what I put in my car. Everyone has their own taste and I hope you all will respect that.
FYI: these are neons the LiteGlow Pro series. Got it from ebay for 95 bucks shipped. My car is lowered with comptech springs and the neons doesn't scrape at all.
FYI: these are neons the LiteGlow Pro series. Got it from ebay for 95 bucks shipped. My car is lowered with comptech springs and the neons doesn't scrape at all.
04-01-2002, 08:38 AM
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Re: opinion???
Tennessee Boy !
I'm in Chattnaooga, where you from Krazyplaya213 ?
I'm in Chattnaooga, where you from Krazyplaya213 ?
Originally posted by krazyplaya213
well in my opinion i have never liked them....here in tennesee...the only ones that are illegal are the red ones...they draw too much attention...plus that is tha same colors they use for ambulances....but it all depends on your choice i think neons take away from the luxery of our car!!!!
well in my opinion i have never liked them....here in tennesee...the only ones that are illegal are the red ones...they draw too much attention...plus that is tha same colors they use for ambulances....but it all depends on your choice i think neons take away from the luxery of our car!!!!
04-01-2002, 12:59 PM
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ODJ Asian Rice: Prices Steady On Slower Demand
MANILA, April 1 (Dow Jones) - Asian physical rice export prices are little
changed Monday as sluggish demand is keeping prices at their current levels.
Bangkok-based traders said they could not significantly lower their
prices, which could perk up the market, due to a government support program
that has kept local prices at high levels.
Traders said prices may come down a little in the coming weeks due to
burgeoning export supply.
However, there will be no significant changes in prices due to slower
demand owing to lower prices in other markets.
One trader said the government price support program has been preventing
exporters from lowering their prices and being more competitive with other
rice exporters like Vietnam and India.
Another trader said trading activity will continue to be slow this week as
the country approaches Thai New Year celebrations from April 13 to 16.
Thai parboiled 100% sortexed was offered Monday at $195-$202 a metric ton,
free on board basis Bangkok. Thai 100% B grade was quoted at $191-$197/ton,
while the 25% broken rice was offered at $175-$177/ton. These prices are
basically unchanged from prices quoted a week ago.
---
Rhea Sandique-Carlos, Dow Jones Newswires; 63-918-9104158
rhea.sandique-carlos@dowjones.com
(news stolen from: http://www.riceonline.com)
MANILA, April 1 (Dow Jones) - Asian physical rice export prices are little
changed Monday as sluggish demand is keeping prices at their current levels.
Bangkok-based traders said they could not significantly lower their
prices, which could perk up the market, due to a government support program
that has kept local prices at high levels.
Traders said prices may come down a little in the coming weeks due to
burgeoning export supply.
However, there will be no significant changes in prices due to slower
demand owing to lower prices in other markets.
One trader said the government price support program has been preventing
exporters from lowering their prices and being more competitive with other
rice exporters like Vietnam and India.
Another trader said trading activity will continue to be slow this week as
the country approaches Thai New Year celebrations from April 13 to 16.
Thai parboiled 100% sortexed was offered Monday at $195-$202 a metric ton,
free on board basis Bangkok. Thai 100% B grade was quoted at $191-$197/ton,
while the 25% broken rice was offered at $175-$177/ton. These prices are
basically unchanged from prices quoted a week ago.
---
Rhea Sandique-Carlos, Dow Jones Newswires; 63-918-9104158
rhea.sandique-carlos@dowjones.com
(news stolen from: http://www.riceonline.com)
04-01-2002, 01:52 PM
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in indiana all types of underbodies are illegal, so we just hook ours up to a switch and turn them on whenever we feel like it... tickets are only $ 25.... stupid po po
You still get props TypeSDragoon tho 
04-03-2002, 08:32 AM
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I personally have nothing against the Neons, I actually think they look pretty cool, but I always thought that the point of installing those was to create a glow under your car. In order to create that glow affect the Neon tubes are supposed to be hidden. I've never seen a car where the Neon tube is plainly visable. It's usually tucked underneath and all you see is the light. Looks wierd when you can see the actual tube.
04-03-2002, 08:35 AM
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Originally posted by juniorbean
I personally have nothing against the Neons, but I always thought that the point of installing those was to create a glow under your car. In order to create that glow affect the Neons are supposed to be hidden. I've never seen a car where the Neon is plainly visable. It's usually tucked underneath and all you see is the light. Looks wierd when you can see the actual tube.
I personally have nothing against the Neons, but I always thought that the point of installing those was to create a glow under your car. In order to create that glow affect the Neons are supposed to be hidden. I've never seen a car where the Neon is plainly visable. It's usually tucked underneath and all you see is the light. Looks wierd when you can see the actual tube.
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