What's /o/'s opinion on underglow?

>>17383961
I guess you can have it for car shows/meets?

Feel like it's been co-opted by riders of hogs with cupholders and handlebar tassels and doesn't have the unique or rebellious look it once had. Even at the time when it worked, it only worked when 100% of the rest of the car was show-ready or it would look like expensive rice on a turd

Then there's the association with F&F, which I really think was a bad influence on imports and car culture in general for the better part of a decade

Never really liked them at all, desu.
Either they were on cars with no performance mods other than (sometimes) chrome wheels that weighed a ton per corner or they were on 'show' cars that had ridiculous cosmetic mods that served the opposite of a performance upgrade.
>Look at me
The lights screamed
>No plz don't
The car would whimper

I was just never into the decals, 'widebodies', rainbow tints and appalling fender gaps everyone had.

Florida
>No neon
>No round shaped or track lights
>No red or blue

>>17384015
That fucking movie aghhh
The entire reason why most of the cheap jap cars shot up in value here in the US, fucking hate that shit.

S'cool. I can tell you most people fuck it up and get low quality lights that have "hotspots" that make the while thing look uneven. Pay the money for a good set of lights that are properly installed/diffused or go home.

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I think they're... interesting at least. It can look nice on a subtle car with no stickers and shit. But I would generally think less of someone driving around with them.

In my state (Alabama) there are zero (0) laws restricting their use, even when driving, but the lights must follow other regulations like:

-The only color visible from the rear (except white license plate lights) must be red/amber - unless they are wired to signal that you are in reverse gear then they'd have to be white.
-No red lighting must be visible from the front.
-No flashing lights unless you're parked or are signalling a road hazard to other drivers.

tacky

>>17383961

California is pretty lax on this. No flashing red or blue. No red or blue in the front of the car