First of all I wanted to say hi to everybody. I've posted a few times but now I finally got a chance to post some pics of my G. Its a 2003 OB 5AT Coupe that is bone stock right now. I got it in late August and figured it would be pointless to put new things in it before the snow hit. The only things that I have changed is the tires which are Blizzak LM-22's and I have orange interior neons that my friend and I hooked up a few weeks ago.













The neon pics don't do them justice, it is pretty hard to get a few good shots of them. Once I get some more money and spring rolls around I plan on getting clears, new fogs, stillen dual catback exhaust, spacer, stillen intake, splashguards, oem front lip, oem sides or possibly impuls sides, and some 19" Volk wheels (not sure what kind though, any recommendations?) Haha basically a whole makeover.

Thanks for looking.

 

there's no such thing as what wheels to recommend you. you choose what you like, but what we can recommend you on is what size to get. but that also depends on what kind suspension you plan to stick around with.

-jeff

 

I forgot to mention I will most likely drop it on 350Z H-Techs. I'm mainly torn between the GT-V, GT-7, and SF-Winning. It will most likely be in silver or gunmetal since I don't really like the black look on rims IMO.

 

welcome to the forum...i like the orange neons you put in...it goes well with the interior gauges and lights...

 

looks very nice....love the color ...what did you use for the neons under the dash?

 

What I did was drill the neons to the plastic by the feet and then ran the wires under the plastic by your feet right by where it meets the carpet and put the box with the plugs for the neons that came with the setup in the space under the shifter (I lifted up the plastic near the cupholders and stuffed it in there) Then the wire that comes out the other side of that little box I ran through the armrest (which I drilled a hole through on the inside) and plugged it into the 12v power source in there. Finally I split the connection on one of the wires and drilled a hole right by the end of my seat and soldered the wires to a switch which I put on the hole to cover it. I had to use some extra wire from Home Depot in order to run all these lines through.

It's hard to explain since I'm not very good with wiring and things along that line and I had a friend that knows a lot about that stuff help me. I'll be sure to get pics up as soon as I can to show what I'm talking about. The neons are 9" tubes from Streetglow.