I found that doing it through Autozone is actually not all that badly priced. They even have a patch panel with a whole mess of ports to tie all the connections into one spot. After installing a kit I realized just how easy it was and how I could've done the whole thing all along. The nice thing about getting it from AutoZone too is that you can start with a few strips at a time and not get hit with a large bill all at once.
Quote from: Ares X on Dec 18, 2012, 10:07:58 AMI found that doing it through Autozone is actually not all that badly priced. They even have a patch panel with a whole mess of ports to tie all the connections into one spot. After installing a kit I realized just how easy it was and how I could've done the whole thing all along. The nice thing about getting it from AutoZone too is that you can start with a few strips at a time and not get hit with a large bill all at once.I may just start over and use the auto zone stuff and put the other kit on my 700Grizzly
def. the way to go, its the same leds as the "kits" but as stated you go with what the pocket tells you you can go. PLUS when folks say hey what do you want for xmas, you give em the part number, and anyone can get ya strips... then you just add at your leasure... this reminds me i need some leds...
Quote from: Morax on Dec 20, 2012, 07:40:53 AMdef. the way to go, its the same leds as the "kits" but as stated you go with what the pocket tells you you can go. PLUS when folks say hey what do you want for xmas, you give em the part number, and anyone can get ya strips... then you just add at your leasure... this reminds me i need some leds...That's what I told my wife... "If the kids happen to ask you what to get me for Christmas, tell them MAX LEDS from AutoZone."