[JayD]

Originally Posted by Thad E Ginathom

Wide-body kits, Ummm... yes....

Seriously, a light that comes on when I open the car door and illuminates what I'm about to step in --- that would be superb!

hmm, i think hydra has something like that in his car, atleats that's what i understood from his description on a thread here!

[narayan]

Originally Posted by speedzak

It helps to light up the potholes! It also helps you find that careless pussy you ran over after couple a beers from the party last night.

" running over " .. a careless " pussy " - thats giving me ideas...

[narayan]

Originally Posted by shazikon

One more reason I can think of is a cue from mother nature... i am in a silly mood today..please pardon me.
Glow worms glow in the dark, chameleon changes colours, birds display colourful feathers.. all in an effort to attract a mate..
Like wise, our young auto enthusiast brothers display this syndrome to attract females of the same kind..

very bad idea to "light up " ones "under body " , unless its well maitained and presentable......

[accord masters]

i would like to ask you a question in general - why does one modify his car ??? the answer to putting underbody neons is the same to get attention or personal satisfaction

[esteem_lover]

Originally Posted by hellspawn

on the contrary,females detest it to the core.

well, how do you know for sure ??

[shazikon]

i dont understand the personal satisfaction one might get in lighting up the pot holed road (public service) as compared to personal satisfaction in a quick neat car...godsake the driver cant see the neaon glow himself.. or is it the satisfaction attained when a hot chik at a bustop glares at the glow?

[Harrie]

I used to have four small fog lamps fixed underneath on my palio. that was before fast and furious and neons became famous here.

I had it on only because once I had a puncture near Asanur at 11.30 in the night

I was so scared that I decided to drive with a flat tire for about 5 kms till I reached a tea shop before venturing out to changing the flat.

So as a immediate fix to my problem got the lights fixed underneath. Costed me about 1000 bucks. But then when I had more money to spare, I got myself tubeless tires

[doctorkats]

Originally Posted by Thad E Ginathom

Seriously, a light that comes on when I open the car door and illuminates what I'm about to step in --- that would be superb!

like a puddle lamp?