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01-15-2003, 08:13 AM

you get what you pay for. if you want a minor strobe that can barely be seen you can find those strobe kits at, pep boys.
now you may not want to dish out the 280 bucks for the emergency vehicle strobe lights, but they are much brighter. i got mine from sound off inc.( http://www.soundoffinc.com/ ). they light up my whole street. and you can choose the pattern in which they flash

but to answer your question some drilling is required. i had to drill a hole in my headlights to get the bulb in. in the back i just took out my reverse bulb and put the strobe bulb in there. the wiring is quite easy. one line to the battery, which goes to a switch so that you can turn them on and off. and then a ground wire. i recomend that you also get a fuse.

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01-15-2003, 08:13 AM	#3
02CiviC Posts: n/a	you get what you pay for. if you want a minor strobe that can barely be seen you can find those strobe kits at, pep boys. now you may not want to dish out the 280 bucks for the emergency vehicle strobe lights, but they are much brighter. i got mine from sound off inc.( http://www.soundoffinc.com/ ). they light up my whole street. and you can choose the pattern in which they flash but to answer your question some drilling is required. i had to drill a hole in my headlights to get the bulb in. in the back i just took out my reverse bulb and put the strobe bulb in there. the wiring is quite easy. one line to the battery, which goes to a switch so that you can turn them on and off. and then a ground wire. i recomend that you also get a fuse.