The bad thing about driving a Crossfire...
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Originally Posted by Rapp's
I put a led strip under the wing. Whoop-de-do I can't see it, so what if it's on or off
On another note, I have been known to detour into shopping malls strictly for use of their plate glass windows...
Re: The bad thing about driving a Crossfire..
OK pretty sad when your friends have a more complete catalog of your pictures than you do!
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It is a completely non professional job, a 9 volt battery, a seal a meal (I kid you not) bag sealed led strip (from crossfirefrank in yellow) with the help of some E6000 glue, those 3M stick and pull strips, a battery connection from RadioShack and some phone wire. Harbor Freight had similar led strips last summer red and blue for under $10 which would work. If you end up getting one or something like it I can take pictures to show how I did it. No drill holes or permanent anything done.
There is clearance when the wing is closed for the led strip. It is on the whole time as I used a toggle switch for the on and off. Ideally you would wire it so that when the wing went up it came on. Also when you used the brake have it come on too.
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It is a completely non professional job, a 9 volt battery, a seal a meal (I kid you not) bag sealed led strip (from crossfirefrank in yellow) with the help of some E6000 glue, those 3M stick and pull strips, a battery connection from RadioShack and some phone wire. Harbor Freight had similar led strips last summer red and blue for under $10 which would work. If you end up getting one or something like it I can take pictures to show how I did it. No drill holes or permanent anything done.
There is clearance when the wing is closed for the led strip. It is on the whole time as I used a toggle switch for the on and off. Ideally you would wire it so that when the wing went up it came on. Also when you used the brake have it come on too.
Last edited by Rapps; 05-08-2009 at 09:51 PM.
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Chris, I work security on weekends at our county hospital, ER area, gets interesting from time to time...now back to LED wings....got to see this...especially if Rapps did it...probably a coffee mug pops up and says, buy me...in yellow LEDs...just kidding Rapps....
Re: The bad thing about driving a Crossfire..
Originally Posted by InfernoRedXfire
The SRT had 5,700 miles on it when I bought it 1.5 years ago. Yesterday, it turned 7,000. Every mile I put on it is a special moment.
It brightens my day every morning when I walk past it in the garage.
It brightens my day every morning when I walk past it in the garage.
Or....wait, can't remember....you got more than one X-Fire?
Last edited by Chris L.; 05-08-2009 at 10:50 PM.
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2004 Limited Coupe... just turned 58,000 .... going drive it till it won't run anymore!!! ADORE this car. And yeah I'm at home on a Friday night as well... geeze I need to drive down to the BEACH!! Was 91 in Savannah today! Hello Summer!!!!!
Deb
Deb
Re: The bad thing about driving a Crossfire...
The bad thing about the Crossfire is that Chrysler is on the verge of closing many of its dealerships and service departments....So now what? Should this forum create a sort of International League of Superhero Crossfire Mechanics?
Another bad thing about this car---- Gosh, I LOVE the way this thing looks in my garage! The curves and overall design. Can't get enough of that sloping roof! It's hard to believe that they're not making them any more....
Monty
Another bad thing about this car---- Gosh, I LOVE the way this thing looks in my garage! The curves and overall design. Can't get enough of that sloping roof! It's hard to believe that they're not making them any more....
Monty
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Lots of shop windows here to get a good look at mine too. Monty, I also just find myself standing in the garage, or car-hole, as Homer Simpson calls it, staring at my 04 coupe. Such a fantastic looking car! And I honestly think that LED idea looks fun, but then again, I like my cup holder too
Re: The bad thing about driving a Crossfire..
Originally Posted by s40guy
On another note, I have been known to detour into shopping malls strictly for use of their plate glass windows...
In my twenty five years of driving... never did I enjoy it as much as I do now with this incredible sexy car.
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