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If you get bored of the alloys let me kow i'd have them to put on the Wagon R!

Dude get in touch with Litewave, they have various kits, i deal with them, good kit usually

Nasty chinese tat, they won't last.

Much like aftermarket alloys (weight reduction aside, they're still round), painting engine plastics, painting calpiers, or any number of things to do with modified cars. It's all to do with taste.

ICELED, oh hell yeah the absolute best you can get. I like underlighting on vehicles, some cars it really doesn't suit. Celi's IMO lend themselves quite well, but the golden rule is only show the glow. LED/Neon elements must not be visible for it to look any good. I've some pics somewhere of a Mitsi GTO i did recently with an ICELED flexdriver, ZAP+ controller and multicolour LED tape, looked wicked.

No, they are not. They're just not illegal when installed correctly. If the law included any reflected light, then you oculd in theory be prosecuted for parking by a shop that has a neon sign and it reflecting under the car. You can of course recieve a section 59 for "antisocial use of a motor vehicle" if you get the sharp end of the fuzz. Always best to apologise and switch them off when asked, or have a laminated copy of the UK road vehicle lighting regulations in the glovebox for "discussion" purposes.

Nope same rule for all vehicle lighting. That's why i can get away with my underlighting kit, all the tubes are hidden and only the light reflecting from the road surface is visible.

Elements (LEDs in your case) are not visible is the key. Only the reflected light should be visible, mainly applied to the external of the car, but people do daft things. i.e those LED washer jets are totally illegal.

The exact legality relates to "directly visible elements" reflected light is not illegal, however you can be done for "distracting road users" if they want to be picky.

Having never met Perry190, i feel slightly out of place posting but i would like very much to pass on my condolences and respect.