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Some might think it is ricer but I put some leds in my cowl hood just for ****s and giggles. My buddies told me it didnt look too bad so I thought I would get your views. The best part is with the aftermarked hood, I had no light under there, so now if anything happens on the side of the road I can actually work on it. Let me know what you think.
i want to do that to my bird but put it right under the nostrils of the hood , how did you hoop em up ?
They are mounted with two way tape and the wires are ran inside the frame of the hood and out near a drain plug in the corner. All the rest is inside and on the switch.
That looks awesome. I was thinking about doing something similar with my 98+ camaro ws6 hood. Could you post a close up pic of how you got the wire from the hood to engine bay? Did you just have some extra slack in the transition?
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