So i was up wired last night, couldnt sleep, So i decided to wire up my new amp (Mentioned in another thread) and some accent leds. In the hatch i wired 1 led for each side over the strut cover trim, and in the backseat i wired 2leds for both sides (In rear trim near floorboard). Will put some pic's up tonight.

 

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woo hoo, I got to use that ^ before anyone else!
Now where's my cookie!

 

Hey John...

 

Sorry guys.... I know this thread is usless without pic's. Worked late last night and came in and crashed. Here are the pic's
all these lights are spiced into my remote wire going to the amp. Question? Could i run an on/off switch from my remote wire in front of all this to turn the amp and lights on?

 

it depends, did you run a seperate wire to all the leds and used the remote wire as a hot wire? or did you splice each led right into the remote wire.

if you spliced each led seperate, you could put a switch on your remote wire, but it will turn off your remote (if you have one) when the leds are off and so fourth.

if you ran a wire to all the leds you could turn it on and off with out affecting the remote....if i thought this through right.

 

All the Leds are ran to the remote on the amp for hot. The ground, to the ground on the amp aswell

 

well if you ran a switch you would have to hook up the remote line to the switch and then ground it. then you will have an on and off. but doing it this way will also switch affect the remote if you have a remote...

if you want to spend a few hours, just run a hot wire from the battery or from an existing one.....and then run the switch off the new "hot wire".

i guess my major question is did you splice a wire comming of your hot or did you just splice into the hot. i am still not sure.

 

I Didnt splice my hot none. The leds are ran from the reomte wire going into my amp. My hot wire is going straight into the amp

 

if you could give me a picture or something...its really hard to picture things like this with words.

are they on constantly?

 

No, they come on when the amp is on