IM BACK!! 96 Burb Custom "Armored" enclosure finished shiny flashing lights! Updated 1/26/15 Check it out! Last page!

[96burban]

you should just try running all your leds off of one 12 volt relay and one switch seperate from your actual dash.

How would that work? I'm not very experienced with relays..how do they work? And I want the LEDS to turn on with that switch. Cuz thats when u can actually. Them when I turn on the lights. I don't want to have a separate switch for them.

[96burban]

So where are the seat pictures! haha

SORRY! I'll do it now!

[Twostrokeking]

Still waiting (; hahaha

[96burban]

this is an old part of my build that i never got to post on my thread. its the box/panel that goes under my secon row to cover up my wires and xbox 360. check it out! and also this is how its done twostrokeking!

[96burban]

[96burban]

[96burban]

and done! hope u took notes! haha

[96burban]

Still waiting (; hahaha

no more need for waitin. haha

[Twostrokeking]

DAMN! that turned out super clean!! I love it man! Thanks!!

[OrangeJuiced]

you should just try running all your leds off of one 12 volt relay and one switch seperate from your actual dash.

How would that work? I'm not very experienced with relays..how do they work? And I want the LEDS to turn on with that switch. Cuz thats when u can actually. Them when I turn on the lights. I don't want to have a separate switch for them.

So basically you run a 12 v power wire to the relay, and on the other prong you continue that power to your LED's. Then you take a 12v "signal" wire(same as the remote wire off a deck basically) and run it to another prong. The wiring diagram is on the relay itself. So what happens is it breaks the connection from the battery to the LED's, but when the signal wire gives 12v's it allows the power to continue to the LED's. You can get your signal wire from any 12v wire depending on when you want to be able to turn the LED's on and off i.e. if your signal wire is tapped into an ignition wire, the ignition has to be on for the relay to allow power to the LED's. They are very simple. Hope this helps.