[Waynefcornwall]

Is it hard to do myself,or expensive if I get someone else to put a light behind my grill,

 

[Wiggy]

Can i ask why you want / need a light behind the grille ?
Also it would have to be positioned fairly well so as to not fall foul of the law on placement measurements for car lighting.

 

[Waynefcornwall]

It’s not really a need , I’ve seen it done and it looked pretty decent

 

[pegleg]

Is it hard to do myself,or expensive if I get someone else to put a light behind my grill,

Pimp my B-Max😂
Whatever next.

 

[Waynefcornwall]

Pimp my B-Max😂
Whatever next.

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[Waynefcornwall]

Sort of like this but better

 

[Wiggy]

The attachment is blank, i see nothing.

 

[Waynefcornwall]

The attachment is blank, i see nothing.

 

[number6]

Tacky!

 

[Wiggy]

Now i see it, and i have to agree with number6.
Not my cup of tea and probably not legal for use on public roads either.
I would save my money, scrap the idea and choose something else to do on the car.

 

[Gremlin]

Simply because you have to ask if you could do them yourself, the answer has to be -get someone in.
however, I would not fit these to my car for many reasons

• they look tacky
• would need to inform insurance of change
• may well interfere with airflow
• difficult to keep them within the lighting regs, (would be ok for off road though)

but if you just want a little fun, you could get a chain of battery powered led christmas lights, and tie these into the grill

 

[pegleg]

Dreadful. Sort of thing from a model R/C shop!

 

[ian1985]

those lights are on for shows
doesnt interfere with airflow (sure that car has more than 99% of others)
insurance informed
easy to keep within lighting regs as static dim light if using during driving
everyone has their own tastes and nobody would see them unless turned on during a static meet