Boot Strip Lighting LED Kit

RickHondaR · 15th November 2009, 22:03

As a lot of you know I do the Civic footwell lighting kit that is very highly rated http://www.civinfo.com/forum/general...hting-kit.html, Well I have now decided to do a boot lighting kit.

Honda Civic Ambient Boot LED Strip Kit

The kit consists of following items

1 x 500mm Strip of flat flexible miniature ultra bright SMD LED’s complete with 3m adhesive backing complete with 1m of wire
2 x Scotch locks for power connection
Contact telephone number for technical support if you have problems fitting this kit

These kits are available in Red, Blue, Green, Amber, White or Cool White and is very easy to wire (only two wires to connect)
I can fit this in less than 10 minutes on all the cars above

£20 Paypal (SENT AS A GIFT) £23 Paypal (SENT AS A PAYMENT)

To wire this kit you just stick the LED's in your desired position and run the wire back to the boot light were using the scotch locks you connect the white wire to the positive+ and the white wire with a black line to the negative-, unfortunately I cant tell you what colour the wire are but if you connect it one way and it does not work if you swap it round then it will. (I would also guess that if this takes off I will know the colours very soon.

Here is where I stuck 500mm in my Toyota Auris, this is not in the best position for lighting but cannot bee seen and does not interfere with the parcel shelf

This is Cool White when its dark, this photo to be honest does not show how good this is

"I have read the trading rules and will follow them to the letter"

michael3011 · 13th July 2010, 20:58

Hi Rick.
Still for sale..
Is it a nice easy install, basically wire through the boot light with scotch locks??
Any chance of pictures as the ones dont seem to work on it now?
Thanks

RickHondaR · 13th July 2010, 21:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by michael3011

Hi Rick.
Still for sale..
Is it a nice easy install, basically wire through the boot light with scotch locks??
Any chance of pictures as the ones dont seem to work on it now?
Thanks

This has changed a little know so please let me know the width of the shelf where you would stick the LEDs and I should be able to confirm the price is correct, I will do a 1m kit for £20 but if just over then should be able to keep it the same. I will add that at £20 this is not recorded delivery so I will accept no responsibility if the item is lost but will post this fully insured for £22.50, This is due to a certain forum were I am 100% sure people have took the **** out of my good nature.

You are correct on all the points and I do think your parcel shelf will be over a metre so please tell me the width so we can get this spot on, I do think I know the colours for the positive and negative so should be correct but then again if it dont work one way then it will work the other way for sure.

Here is a photo of our Auris parcel shelf done so as you can see you will need to be exact with the length

michael3011 · 14th July 2010, 17:23

Cool!!
I am unsure whether to go for plain white, or the Blue to match the footwell lights and the colour of my car?

I will measure it soon

I am waiting payment for an eBay item, which should be Friday, so I will pay you once this has come in...to save me waiting for the money to be in my bank from my eBay side of things!

Cheers Rick
oh..and btw...
I was at my local garage asking them if they had wheel nut covers knocking about spare and the mechanic was very intrigue by the LED's in the footwell and told me they are at least 10X better than any OEM ones he has seen! He was very interested in your details, shall I pass on your e-mail address?

RickHondaR · 14th July 2010, 17:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by michael3011

the mechanic was very intrigue by the LED's in the footwell and told me they are at least 10X better than any OEM ones he has seen! He was very interested in your details, shall I pass on your e-mail address?

Yes thats is fine, I have already sold 2 sets to one Honda dealer down south

michael3011 · 14th July 2010, 17:41

hahah...they'll be charging the £180 or whatever it is as the OEM Ambient Lighting!
Cheeky stealers!

RickHondaR · 12th September 2010, 17:53

would a mod please close / lock this thread

FWH · 12th September 2010, 18:07

Thread Closed at Thread Starter's request.

Please see this newer thread instead:

http://www.civinfo.com/forum/general...-kit-15-a.html

15th November 2009, 22:03	#1 (permalink)
RickHondaR Supporter Car: CTR-19625 GT Join Date: 16th August 2008 Location: UK Posts: 4,514 Thanks given: 653 Thanked 452 Times in 381 Posts iTrader: (93)	Boot Strip Lighting LED Kit As a lot of you know I do the Civic footwell lighting kit that is very highly rated http://www.civinfo.com/forum/general...hting-kit.html, Well I have now decided to do a boot lighting kit. Honda Civic Ambient Boot LED Strip Kit The kit consists of following items 1 x 500mm Strip of flat flexible miniature ultra bright SMD LED’s complete with 3m adhesive backing complete with 1m of wire 2 x Scotch locks for power connection Contact telephone number for technical support if you have problems fitting this kit These kits are available in Red, Blue, Green, Amber, White or Cool White and is very easy to wire (only two wires to connect) I can fit this in less than 10 minutes on all the cars above £20 Paypal (SENT AS A GIFT) £23 Paypal (SENT AS A PAYMENT) To wire this kit you just stick the LED's in your desired position and run the wire back to the boot light were using the scotch locks you connect the white wire to the positive+ and the white wire with a black line to the negative-, unfortunately I cant tell you what colour the wire are but if you connect it one way and it does not work if you swap it round then it will. (I would also guess that if this takes off I will know the colours very soon. Here is where I stuck 500mm in my Toyota Auris, this is not in the best position for lighting but cannot bee seen and does not interfere with the parcel shelf This is Cool White when its dark, this photo to be honest does not show how good this is "I have read the trading rules and will follow them to the letter" Last edited by RickHondaR; 15th November 2009 at 22:16.

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13th July 2010, 20:58	#2 (permalink)
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michael3011 Supporter Car: 2006 1.8 5 Door Royal Blue! Join Date: 17th April 2010 Location: Oldham, UK Posts: 1,455 Thanks given: 43 Thanked 77 Times in 72 Posts iTrader: (5)	Cool!! I am unsure whether to go for plain white, or the Blue to match the footwell lights and the colour of my car? I will measure it soon I am waiting payment for an eBay item, which should be Friday, so I will pay you once this has come in...to save me waiting for the money to be in my bank from my eBay side of things! Cheers Rick oh..and btw... I was at my local garage asking them if they had wheel nut covers knocking about spare and the mechanic was very intrigue by the LED's in the footwell and told me they are at least 10X better than any OEM ones he has seen! He was very interested in your details, shall I pass on your e-mail address?

14th July 2010, 17:41	#6 (permalink)
michael3011 Supporter Car: 2006 1.8 5 Door Royal Blue! Join Date: 17th April 2010 Location: Oldham, UK Posts: 1,455 Thanks given: 43 Thanked 77 Times in 72 Posts iTrader: (5)	hahah...they'll be charging the £180 or whatever it is as the OEM Ambient Lighting! Cheeky stealers!

12th September 2010, 17:53	#7 (permalink)
RickHondaR Supporter Thread starter Car: CTR-19625 GT Join Date: 16th August 2008 Location: UK Posts: 4,514 Thanks given: 653 Thanked 452 Times in 381 Posts iTrader: (93)	would a mod please close / lock this thread

12th September 2010, 18:07	#8 (permalink)
FWH Super Moderator Car: MX-5 & V70 Join Date: 3rd June 2007 Location: Where Polar Bears roam the streets Posts: 22,077 Thanks given: 506 Thanked 957 Times in 724 Posts iTrader: (0)	Thread Closed at Thread Starter's request. Please see this newer thread instead: http://www.civinfo.com/forum/general...-kit-15-a.html