[just installed] Sequential Tail light kit - YOWZA !!!!
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[just installed] Sequential Tail light kit - YOWZA !!!!
After another mermbers post, I went to purchase the same exact tail-light sequencing device.
I called the forum vendor that sells it, but was told they are out-of-stock (damn, I'm getting tired of hearing that from many of the vendors). Seems they never run out of T-Shirts and jewelry
Anyways, I found the device mfgrs web site and ordered it direct; part number "STS-2C5PW" . Got it the VERY NEXT DAY via priority mail (they are located in my state)... and it was for less. That's important for cheap-bastiches like me
Super easy to install; plug-n-play with no wire cutting - nor splicing. Had the entire job done in less than 20 minutes. Probably one of the coolest cosmetic mods I have ever done. It's just this side of ricey - but I really like it.
I will probably buy the center stop-light pulsator. That's more a safety oriented device I would think.
Thanks to the post originator (from about a week ago) that put me on to this neat device
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I called the forum vendor that sells it, but was told they are out-of-stock (damn, I'm getting tired of hearing that from many of the vendors). Seems they never run out of T-Shirts and jewelry
Anyways, I found the device mfgrs web site and ordered it direct; part number "STS-2C5PW" . Got it the VERY NEXT DAY via priority mail (they are located in my state)... and it was for less. That's important for cheap-bastiches like me
Super easy to install; plug-n-play with no wire cutting - nor splicing. Had the entire job done in less than 20 minutes. Probably one of the coolest cosmetic mods I have ever done. It's just this side of ricey - but I really like it.
I will probably buy the center stop-light pulsator. That's more a safety oriented device I would think.
Thanks to the post originator (from about a week ago) that put me on to this neat device
.
Last edited by Mike Mercury; Apr 5, 2005 at 10:07 PM.
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HEy MIke.....I did the blink-blink last year. I have euros (red/amber) and love it. Definitely get the flasher for the third brake light. It is an excellent safety feature and an equally cool look.
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Cool! I did the same mod last fall! Now here is a test for you. Turn the key to acc and turn on your flashers.....see if any codes are thrown.
My 3rd brake pulser went out so I need to figure out if I m gooing to go with the LEDs and no seq or keep the seq and lose the LED's
My 3rd brake pulser went out so I need to figure out if I m gooing to go with the LEDs and no seq or keep the seq and lose the LED's
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Originally Posted by Mike Mercury
and it was for less. That's important for cheap-bastiches like me
Welcome to the club.
Did this mod awhile back, I opted for the 3rd brake light pulser at the same time but found that it was a splice job so I set it aside. On Grumpy's recommendation I ordered another unit that is plug and play from LAPD. They currently have it available in their Tax sale. Check it out in the parts section. TC
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I opted for the 3rd brake light pulser at the same time but found that it was a splice job so I set it aside. On Grumpy's recommendation I ordered another unit that is plug and play from LAPD.
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there was a video posted on here a few weeks ago. Maybe that person can link to it again.
You can find the product by doing a Google on part number
STS-2C5PW
You can find the product by doing a Google on part number
STS-2C5PW
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Originally Posted by Mike Mercury
It's just this side of ricey - but I really like it..
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Originally Posted by Mike Mercury
After another mermbers post, I went to purchase the same exact tail-light sequencing device.
I called the forum vendor that sells it, but was told they are out-of-stock (damn, I'm getting tired of hearing that from many of the vendors). Seems they never run out of T-Shirts and jewelry
Anyways, I found the device mfgrs web site and ordered it direct; part number "STS-2C5PW" . Got it the VERY NEXT DAY via priority mail (they are located in my state)... and it was for less. That's important for cheap-bastiches like me
Super easy to install; plug-n-play with no wire cutting - nor splicing. Had the entire job done in less than 20 minutes. Probably one of the coolest cosmetic mods I have ever done. It's just this side of ricey - but I really like it.
I will probably buy the center stop-light pulsator. That's more a safety oriented device I would think.
Thanks to the post originator (from about a week ago) that put me on to this neat device
.
I called the forum vendor that sells it, but was told they are out-of-stock (damn, I'm getting tired of hearing that from many of the vendors). Seems they never run out of T-Shirts and jewelry
Anyways, I found the device mfgrs web site and ordered it direct; part number "STS-2C5PW" . Got it the VERY NEXT DAY via priority mail (they are located in my state)... and it was for less. That's important for cheap-bastiches like me
Super easy to install; plug-n-play with no wire cutting - nor splicing. Had the entire job done in less than 20 minutes. Probably one of the coolest cosmetic mods I have ever done. It's just this side of ricey - but I really like it.
I will probably buy the center stop-light pulsator. That's more a safety oriented device I would think.
Thanks to the post originator (from about a week ago) that put me on to this neat device
.
I gotta get me some of that!
That is too cool - thanks for the part number
I'll get the sequentials for the wifes coupe and surprise her - then get them for my Z for fathers day....
best regards -
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Originally Posted by Vetteran
mod! I got this mod for christmas from myself and really like it. Every once in a while I'll turn on the EM flashers just to take a look.
You have these too??!!
Your car looks fantastic in your sig pic.
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that it looks hot.
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I'll have to check out the item from LAPD.
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It does sequence once when you hit the brakes, but that can be eliminated with a little more complicated wiring modification.
