LEDs for truck

[KiKaZz74]

Ok what's a good website to get really cheap leds from? I only need them in blue and adhesive back.

My plan is to put some under dash for foot wells. Some under amp to light it and accent it. And maybe some down in ports. I don't want them to be very bright but bright enough to see things. Maybe 4-5ft total. And what would I need to wire it up?

[Agreene]

http://ledglow.com/

awesome kits they use usb cables to connect the lights together easy and decently priced

[Broke_Audio_Addict]

x2 on the ledglow kits. I love mine! I have had it installed for more than 2 years on my truck and had no problems with them at all.

[KiKaZz74]

Website doesn't work for me at all. I get main oage. Nothing after it

[ThreehundredC]

get them on ebay get mine right from hongkong 30 feet for 14 dollars

[Need Bass]

These are for RC cars, but they're pretty much what you're looking for, with the adhesive back and 2 wires for + and - hookup. I forget what the price is for shipping but the LEDs themselves are cheap. For reference, a 60 bulb strip is 1 meter = 3.28084 feet.

(scroll down lower to find what you want, the top half is specifically for RCs)

http://www.hobbypartz.com/ledlights.html

[Broke_Audio_Addict]

Website doesn't work for me at all. I get main oage. Nothing after it

Try this http://www.ledunderbody.com/

[WastedTalent]

I bought some few weeks ago from... lyuxun or some crap like that on ebay. 2 strips for $7. have yet to install so can't say if good or bad, but good price and was quick on shipping. and come with the 3M tape on back (going to use zip ties along with that)

[KiKaZz74]

These are for RC cars, but they're pretty much what you're looking for, with the adhesive back and 2 wires for + and - hookup. I forget what the price is for shipping but the LEDs themselves are cheap. For reference, a 60 bulb strip is 1 meter = 3.28084 feet.

(scroll down lower to find what you want, the top half is specifically for RCs)

http://www.hobbypartz.com/ledlights.html

Do I just connect them with like speaker wire then? I'd run to my amp for the power and ground. And any way I can control brightness?

[WastedTalent]

Yes on the speaker wire. I mean, doesn't require a whole lot of power so don't need 1/0 lol. Think 16 gauge is a lil big for the power needs but, that'll do. As for brightness, depends on what you get. With that link, Idk. They may offer some that vary the brightness. But most, no. You are stuck with what you got. Some do have that option though.