Sequential Stop Light Vid ... No Dial Up
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The only thing I don't like about this kit is that the lights are Sequential when you put the brakes on. Is there a way to not have the brakes flash?
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From: Bugs Bunny should'a made a left turn here
Originally Posted by MyBlueC5
Well, actually, after seeing that video, I ordered some (except from WebElectrics)
Can't wait to install....
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Can't wait to install....
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From: Bugs Bunny should'a made a left turn here
Originally Posted by Zilla
The only thing I don't like about this kit is that the lights are Sequential when you put the brakes on. Is there a way to not have the brakes flash?
On my kit (webelectrics), the brakes light up in this order...center-->inner-->outter and stay on. They do not flash.
Not sure if that's what you meant by having the brakes 'flash' and I never realized they did that until I just went out to check.
I think it actually looks cool working on the brake lights too.
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Originally Posted by Zilla
The only thing I don't like about this kit is that the lights are Sequential when you put the brakes on. Is there a way to not have the brakes flash?
Sorry you can't do that.
The system just uses a capasitor (on each side) to delay the outside stop lamp illuminating.
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Originally Posted by jdmvette
Zilla,
On my kit (webelectrics), the brakes light up in this order...center-->inner-->outter and stay on. They do not flash.
Not sure if that's what you meant by having the brakes 'flash' and I never realized they did that until I just went out to check.
I think it actually looks cool working on the brake lights too.
On my kit (webelectrics), the brakes light up in this order...center-->inner-->outter and stay on. They do not flash.
Not sure if that's what you meant by having the brakes 'flash' and I never realized they did that until I just went out to check.
I think it actually looks cool working on the brake lights too.
Is this the same as the Zip product???? (brake light function)
I could not get the video to work on my computer, but love the idea. My sister had a 67 Cougar and i loved those rear tailights.
And not to beat a dead horse but are they that easy to install????? I almost lost my left thumb last May and it still has no feeling
Combined with losing the tip on my right pointer years ago (well they sewed it back on, but it has no feeling either) sometimes simple nuts and bolts have a way of eluding me 
Yes I realize i have about lost the simple thumb and opposable forefinger that seperates us for the apes. Not all that bad but I find that some simple jobs end up driving me nuts (no pun intended). I usually end up dropping some small pieces that disappear into my engine compartment. There are a couple down there already
Sorry, back to my question, are they easy to install for a gimp like me??
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From: Bugs Bunny should'a made a left turn here
Originally Posted by Gonzo
Is this the same as the Zip product???? (brake light function)
I could not get the video to work on my computer, but love the idea. My sister had a 67 Cougar and i loved those rear tailights.
And not to beat a dead horse but are they that easy to install????? I almost lost my left thumb last May and it still has no feeling Combined with losing the tip on my right pointer years ago (well they sewed it back on, but it has no feeling either) sometimes simple nuts and bolts have a way of eluding me
Yes I realize i have about lost the simple thumb and opposable forefinger that seperates us for the apes. Not all that bad but I find that some simple jobs end up driving me nuts (no pun intended). I usually end up dropping some small pieces that disappear into my engine compartment. There are a couple down there already
Sorry, back to my question, are they easy to install for a gimp like me??
I could not get the video to work on my computer, but love the idea. My sister had a 67 Cougar and i loved those rear tailights.
And not to beat a dead horse but are they that easy to install????? I almost lost my left thumb last May and it still has no feeling
Combined with losing the tip on my right pointer years ago (well they sewed it back on, but it has no feeling either) sometimes simple nuts and bolts have a way of eluding me Yes I realize i have about lost the simple thumb and opposable forefinger that seperates us for the apes. Not all that bad but I find that some simple jobs end up driving me nuts (no pun intended). I usually end up dropping some small pieces that disappear into my engine compartment. There are a couple down there already
Sorry, back to my question, are they easy to install for a gimp like me??
Well I'm not positive what the Zip product consists of, but as far as the Web one goes, the sequential lights are seperate units from the 3rd brake light flasher.
The blink blinks are 99 shipped and the brake mod is thirty something.
I can't answer your question about the flasher because I didn't buy it but the sequentials are a 10 minute job.
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Originally Posted by allegro
Well it was better than advertised!
Not only do they sequence on turn signals but have a three-way sequencing effect on stop lights due to the LED's responding quicker to voltage.
Check it out and tell me what you think!
www.realrange.com/shared/taillights.mpg
Not only do they sequence on turn signals but have a three-way sequencing effect on stop lights due to the LED's responding quicker to voltage.
Check it out and tell me what you think!
www.realrange.com/shared/taillights.mpg
NICE , dude that iz mad cool, where can I get that kit ???
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