Welcome to the Yamaha Underbody Light Kits Center at Andy's Auto Sport!

At Andy's Auto Sport, we have a huge variety of Yamaha underbody lights to ensure that you have every undercar light option available to you. We go out of our way to carry every major line of Yamaha underbody lights, so that whether you are looking for LED Yamaha underbody lights or specifically neon undercar lights or anything in between, we've got it for you. Andy's Auto Sport is the ultimate shopping destination for your Yamaha undercar light needs!

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Underbody Light Kits on Andy's Auto Sport TV!

This episode of Andy's Auto Sport TV is an overview video about underglow kits. In the video, you'll see the following:

*Explanation of the difference between neon and LED underglow kits

*Instructions about how underglow kits are mounted

*Explanation about how your underglow kit will be controlled and the options you have with it

Installing a new Yamaha underbody light kit is like opening the floodgates of popularity, and the galaxies will become your oyster as you cruise your intergalactic space vessel throughout the cosmos while blasting Van Halen. That, or you'll be one of the coolest guys on your street - whichever scenario would be most likely to apply to you. Either way, showing off your Yamaha underbody light kit will certainly get you plenty of attention, and as long as it?s installed correctly won't get you the wrong kind of attention!

Ever since that one movie came out - you know the one we're referring to - Yamaha underbody lighting kits have become one of the most popular mods for people who love to drive at night. Of course, they were fairly popular before then, but that movie about all those fast cars and furious drivers really gave the aftermarket lighting industry a boost! Although neon has been the most popular form of Yamaha underbody light kit throughout the years, LED kits have gained momentum due to their unique look.

Underbody light kits are completely legal in most states as long as two conditions are met. First, neon tubes must not be directly visible, meaning that only the "glow" should be seen. Second, the color red must not be visible to the front of the vehicle in order to adhere to laws concerning emergency vehicle lighting. Surprisingly, blue is usually fine as it is not an "official" emergency vehicle color (yes, even in California!). As always, your local laws may vary, so you should verify this with your local law enforcement code books if it might be a concern where you live.