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I was going to have a bash at installing them but unfortunately because I live in an apartment the postman cant always get in so should have had them Saturday but didnt :( so will have to wait until my day off Friday to have a install them! Got my footwells installed a while back so will have to post a pic on here
 
Here's a pic of my footwells

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Need sum brighter and shorter ones as they hang down the sides at the moment
 
i did my footwells so thought i would share. i just used the white smd led panel with the 3m sticky foam on the back

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photo taken at night, have one in each footwell and 2 in the interior light itself
 
zach225 that looks really good, how did you go about doing that?

took the interior light down, tapped into the two correct wires for +/- then ran them under the headlining to the a-pillar. pulled the a pillar off. ran the wires down to the floor and then soldered them to the panels. took about 30 mins. well worth it too.
 
took the interior light down, tapped into the two correct wires for +/- then ran them under the headlining to the a-pillar. pulled the a pillar off. ran the wires down to the floor and then soldered them to the panels. took about 30 mins. well worth it too.

actually sounds easy enough! might have to give that a go, cheers.
 
Haha yes mate I did the £115 type jobbie. It's ok, not the fastest at loading things up but touch screen and picture quality are good enough. Sound quality is also ok. Wouldn't buy it again if I'm being honest would rather just have a single din unit
 
i did my footwells so thought i would share. i just used the white smd led panel with the 3m sticky foam on the back

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photo taken at night, have one in each footwell and 2 in the interior light itself

wow, seems quite bright, did you also install a switch?
i used the smd strips - supposed to be white but look a little blue. not too much of a problem as they match the display on my head unit anyway :D

i installed a switch towards the drivers footwell (out of sight) if i wanted them off, maybe for a night time motorway cruise - but to be honest the car looks weird without them now.
 
they are VERY bright mate. and there is no need for a switch as they come on and off with the interior light so not on all the time.

very cheap mod too
 
aahhh i see! mine are powered by the radio live (not the permanent) so they come on when the key is in - and stay on unless i switch them off. but not as bright as yours so quite alright to drive with
 
Instead of going all the way through headlining you can just splice Into the correct cables that run down the a pillar just use the little clip tool that splices into the wires without a need of terminal blocks, soldering etc