Thank you. I’ll make some more. I’ll buy a few more light engines and go in depth

Interesting! I want to look into this! That would be great

@@ReynaldoVelasquez yeah I experienced first hand. Bought the 16w and got it installed. Seen it compared to my friends 32w and you can definitely see the difference.

@@carlosluna4968 ahhhh! I have a 16watt. It’s bright enough…. But, Now I want to buy a 32watt to see the difference. Sounds exciting

​@@ReynaldoVelasquez I have two kits in my car two engines can I connect them together and run one one to fuse

Sure thing! Sorry for the late response by the way. I usually respond the same day. This comment must have slipped through the cracks

Thank you Lynn. I tried

My car is going haywire no can bus wipers everywhere goingboff

You found your answer?

@@Samir-bc8dr nah still waiting...

Mine never over heated in my trunk here in Texas. Well it would be hot from the sun but not on its own. LED doesn’t really produce heat. And the motor is so slow I wouldn’t think it could catch fire. I have a fuse to help it.

@@ReynaldoVelasquez ahhhh okay yeah it’s hot over here in GA right now. 98F no wonder, I was scared for a while I didn’t turn it on 😂. Good looks tho. Thanks for the advice !!

Yes that should be able to work. Just connect the fibers to the new light engine with a twinkle feature. Good question, nobody’s ever asked that before

I’ll have to make a video on that here soon to explain it. There are a couple videos out there on KZfaq floating around though

Yes most of them do

Yes they sure do

I thought I replied. I guess not. Could be a bad ground. Or maybe the box is defected. Mine is starting to act up but I’m not sure if it’s the remote. It’s batteries recently died and I haven’t changed them out yet.

Thanks, let me check it out so I can tell you how. I think I know what you’re talking about

@@ReynaldoVelasquez can you get back to this persons comment?

@@pxnmalsg yes, sorry I must have got busy and forgot. Thanks for the reminder

Yes you just have to replace the light engine and mayyyybe the screw on part that actually attaches and holds the fibers together. That’s one reason I leave my light engine in the trunk so I can replace it easily vs installing it inside the headliner too

Maybe a loose connection? Or maybe try looking for the auxiliary power cable on Amazon, then you can snip that one in two. If you need one… and you live in the USA, I could mail you one. Just to help you out. Sorry for the late reply. Didn’t mean to leave ya hanging

A lot of respect to all the installers!

@ Alex Moro. Where are you located ?. I agree, respect to the installers, I'm not very handy but have been wanting this done for a while now. BTW thanks for the Informative videos @ Reynaldo Velasquez just came across you'r videos today definitely going to Sub!.

Sacramento ca

Not looking to get work done but could you answer a few questions I have about installation?

I personally haven’t, but I’ve seen comments in my videos that say the 32 is brighter than the 16 watt. That being said… they both are bright, and both have a dim feature. So it shouldn’t matter too much. They both look great in the daylight.

Meteor effect is different from the stars, different projector and all

It may just be a faulty one. If you used amazon link I provided ask them to send another. I really need to start selling my own.

Yes I believe I have a twinkle and shooting star affiliate link in the description. It’s the exact kit I was modeling in this video. Let me know if you have any trouble or questions

@@ReynaldoVelasquez thank you so much for your reply! I have a question about the long shooting stars, could you explain how to do that please 😅

I would say get the twinkle starlight kit with the Bluetooth. It doesn’t matter if you get the 450 strand or the 1000 strand. Just make sure it twinkles and has Bluetooth. And the shooting star effect is optional.

@Reynaldo Velasquez ok brand doesn't matter or the box I seen some with 2 holes and some with 1

@@conceitedzx7069 the gold or silver boxes (light engines) that are aluminum body are best in my opinion. The ones with two holes can usually hold about 500 strands per hole. For a total of 1000 strands. If you want the twinkle feature make sure to look for the rotating motor. The light engine is usually about 4” x 4” x 3” or something big like that.

I don’t think brand really matters. I’m sure they’re all sourced from the same place. But look at the seller reviews anyway… just in case. I left some links in my description if you’re curious

Yes I do have a video on how I wired it to my fuse box. It may be linked in the description of my main video… but if you go to my channel you should see it. It has a green starlight thumbnail. And as far as your initial question.. I’m not too sure, I’ve wondered the same thing

@@ReynaldoVelasquez thank you, I’ll check the video out

No not at all. You’ll be perfectly fine… as long as you installed the light engine somewhere easily accessible. You just unscrew the fibers at the light engine, and swap it out with the new light engine… then screw on the plastic fastener with the fibers onto the new light engine. I hope that makes sense. That’s actually one reason why I always recommend against tucking the light engine inside your headliner because if you did that… and the light burns out… or you need to replace it for whatever reason… you will definitely need to pull the headliner to access it

@@ReynaldoVelasquez yeah the guy tucked it in the headliner so should I buy a 200 light one since I wanna add more lights or would the 150 fit more than 150? Thanks for responding

@@lifethroughnick I just posted a recent video on this new light engine (with a twinkle feature, link in that video’s description) that is a lot smaller than the older boxy light engines. It might fit under your headliner too. If your current light engine does not have the twinkle feature then yes you’ll need to buy a new light engine, but most of the current light engines on the market are 4”x4”x4” so they won’t fit in your headliner unless you move it’s location somewhere else. With that being said… most light engines can fit more fibers than they come with… for example if you originally installed 150 fibers… you can drop your headliner and install up to about 500 fibers total and still fit them in the same light engine. There’s also a Dual light engine (slim) that could also possibly fit in your headliner. It comes with two holes for fibers and two sets of LEDs (links are in my most recent video description) the dual light engine has two separate holes for fibers… so you can have 500 fibers in one hole and 500 fibers in the second hole for a total of up to 1000 fibers. And it will twinkle too. Hope this helps

@@ReynaldoVelasquez thank you man you just earn a subscriber! Appreciate the help I will do just that! So happy it's easier than i expected

That’s pretty awesome. A I mom has a lot of awesome kits actually. So I’m sure they won’t rip you off. Yeah I e always wanted a dual color kit. If you try it out please let me know how you like it. I may get one next

20w is not very bright bro

Mine did the same thing. I don’t know what the problem is. I’m thinking about purchasing another one but I don’t want to waste my money

@@AmbitiousRacks I sent mine back through Amazon minus the fibers cause they were already installed they had a full kit sent to me within days

@@AmbitiousRacks works good now lol I brought my light engine inside at night though cold seems to kill them

@@deeeekayyy4666 that’s interesting. Mine is acting up right now too. I thought it could be the old remote batteries, or a bad ground wire, but… it is cold at the moment here in Texas. So maybe there’s some truth to this cold theory. Also sorry for the late response, I haven’t been getting notifications for this video. It’s weird

@@ReynaldoVelasquez update?

CHI-NAH! lol or Alibaba

@@ReynaldoVelasquez yessir, most of the times the prizes are crazy on Amazon. I am thinking of doing this in my car but with smaller fibers like 0,25mm 0,5mm 0,75mm

Thank you