Boismier, you have some good questions and I always try to help even though I'm not qualified . You will have some room for adding additional lighting and equipment without any problems. Running to much similtaniously which is what you are talking about could tax your system if your load is too great. I don't know what the load for electric clothing and neon lighting would be. What you need to do is to calculate how many amps your additional accessories will draw. Your lights are already in watts . The best way is to get every thing into amps so you can figure your total amp load. The wattage to amp calculation is : WATTS / VOLTS = AMPS. I'm not sure what the normal stock load is but to give you a rough idea convert your stock lighting watts to amps to give a general idea and add your additional accesorry amps on to it. This will give you an idea what your total load would be.Boismier said:
Hopfully someone with more knowledge will post to help ya .
Later