Just when I thought I was done modding my 2004 Honda Accord, I went one step further and installed RGB ambient lighting across all four doors and the center dash. In this video, I’m not doing a full how-to—this is more of a real-world install + upgrade showing how it looks, what it takes, and if it’s actually worth it on an older car. I went with the Ezonetronics kit because most ambient light kits look good in photos but are barely visible in real life, and brightness was my biggest concern. This one surprised me—super bright at night, and you can still see it in the daytime too. I walk through the process: pulling door panels, testing the strips, routing everything clean, and hardwiring it so it turns on and off with the car (no exposed wires, no cheap look). I’ll be honest—“easy install” on the box is kinda cap if you want it done clean. It took me around 8–12 hours total, and I even broke a couple small plastic pieces (one had me opening my door from the outside for a week… super ratchet). But once it was powered on, it literally transformed the interior vibe—Tron/Mercedes-type glow, and it genuinely made me want to drive the car more.