1. The first step is to cut to size your mounting material, whatever you choose to mount your LEDs in.

2. Measure out your holes on your mounting bar equal distances apart. You should drill two holes for each LED, one on top of the other. The first 1/8″ in will be the width of the LED, the final 1/8″ needs to be drilled with a smaller bit, this is so that your LED doesn’t fall right through the hole and fits nice and snugly. Your LED should just about protrude out of the front edge of your mount.

3. Once that’s done, place your Corvette LED lights into the holes, only about 1/4″ of the tip of the LED should protrude. If you’re looking to connect your LEDs in series, you’ll have to connect the long leads of your LEDs to each other, and the short leads of your LEDs, ensuring that equal 11 or 12 volts in total, but never less that than or you’ll risk blowing your LEDs. Consider using a resistor to adjust the current accordingly if you feel it’s necessary. 

4. Assuming that you won’t be connecting them in series, you can simply just push your LEDs into your mounting bar, Connect your wire LEDs positive to negative. Using your soldering iron, place some solder on the wires, once they’re all connected, take your silicone tube and put some silicone at bottom of each LED’s hole to seal them. Place some silicone at the back of your C5 Corvette LEDs to cover the soldered leads so they don’t come into contact with each other, allow the silicone to dry, this could take up to an hour.

5. Tap into your fog light wire, it may be tricky to get to but this is your easiest option. Raise the headlights so you can get your hand down to the connector of the fog light on the driver’s side, remove the connector and pull the wire under the rail and up to where it’s easier to reach.

6. Run the wires along another wire bundle or rubber hose, using zipties to secure it as you go along, so it’s as concealed as possible. You’ll probably have to run your wires along the break reservoir on the left side and over to the right side behind the battery, securing wherever possible or necessary. Now run your wires back over to the left side at the break reservoir.

7. Stick some black tape or duct tape to the back of your Corvette LED mounting bar covering up all your wire connections. Once you’ve done that you can connect your wires up, and stick your mounting bar to the inside of your car’s gills and your new Corvette LED lights are ready to shine!