Hey guys i havent been here for a while, so first off i'd like to say hi. now as for my question:
I was promoted to asst. chief of my volunteer ambulance corps. and i will be putting LED strobe lights on my car. nothing ghetto by the way. for the front i will be getting a $ head LED strip in red with clear lenses in the air dam under the grill, also a whelen slimlighter in red for the front window, but for the rear we are all aware that the 2k+ i30's have the sunshade stock, now i keep it up 99% of the time, however i need to mount a light back there as well. so my question ultimatly is how? i prefer not to drill into any interior parts of the car. there is also not enough space b/w the top of the sunshade and the headliner to mount even a slimlighter. i also would like to know if anyone has done this, along wiht suggestions. thanks in advance guys.
P.S. no i'm not part of Hatzolah btw. for those of you that were gonna ask lol, we actually do real work and real calls.

 

wait I don't understand these lights are the same on cop cars? If so then what's this about $ sign? Make it look like a undercover cop car so ppl will be like WTF?! Cops got infinities?! LOL yes I'm a kid

 

If you didn't know what he was talking about, he gave you the product manufacturer and model...Google is your friend.

 

thanks lol sorry i should have put pictures. but yes these are the same as the ones that the cops have. and the problem that im having is space on the rear window and/or deck for such a light.

 

man that look hot. I want one but dont wanna get in trouble. Just stick it on the window by the rear deck. It would still look good

 

yea but the problem is the sunshade but i think im just gonna have to get used to not using it though considering the circumstances.

 

Would it be possible to replace the light that is in the rear break light housing?

 

i actually inquired about that in order to do that i would have to rewire everything back there including a strobe controller which would be very expensive aside from getting a custom made LED panel that has 2 separate sets of LED's due to the fact that they have to alternate. NYS is very **** about the visual warning devices on emergency vehicles. thats one of the main problems as well. thanks though.