Those ubercool floodlights under the cars...

***Vertigo*** · August 7th, 2003

So, what about them? Those coloured lights under the cars in the F&F films are the main reason I like the films :P. But does anyone know how to get them in real life? Are they easy to find, and do they look any good on regular cars? And just how expensive are they?

***Mexmadman*** · August 8th, 2003

Aren't they just like 4 strip lights or something put underneath ?

***Vertigo*** · August 8th, 2003

I'd think a strip light would short out all the time what with wet roads and stuff... (wb by the way Mex

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***Annoying Creature*** · August 9th, 2003

the lights are heaps cool makes the cars look good.

***Mexmadman*** · August 9th, 2003

Uh...with the lights, im sure you can put somethin over them like transparent plastic to stop 'em gettin wet and shocking the driver lol

(nice too see yas again, vert, hows it goin? )

***Vertigo*** · August 9th, 2003

But in any case how would you actually power the lights? If batteries then they'd be in constant need of replacement (not to mention having to actually crawl under the car to turn them on, erk), and if car battery then you'd need to pay an engineer a ridiculous sum to let him punch holes in your car... (i'm pretty good thank you, where ya been at?)

***Mexmadman*** · August 9th, 2003

Well...just get a saw and some wires; you can do it yourself lol although it isnt exactly recommended unless you know where your sawing

(vikki asked me sorta same Q the other day and well, ive just not been posting alot lately, just enjoying the summer.)

***Vertigo*** · August 10th, 2003

I don't think the current weather quite counts as summer... they need to invent a new season to account for all the heat. Greenhousmnter!

***Mexmadman*** · August 10th, 2003

Greenhousmnter - Lol very original

***ErDb33rjOgHuRt*** · August 12th, 2003

I guess those are neon lamps, clipped onto the bottom of the vehicle. Not more than that?!

Sorry to go off topic but i see this everywhere! do you actually know what "uber" really means. and its spelled wrong, its "ueber" or even more correct "über"