Sequencing Taillights
03-12-2005, 11:36 PM
#11
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RE: Sequencing Taillights
i have already put in my kit and one on a friend lime gt webelectronics and he sent me back $ 80.00 for the 2 kits $ 139.00 total cost per kit. he uses ford harnes 20 min install. its cool that all three light work now for brake and turn instead of just 2
03-12-2005, 11:44 PM
#12
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RE: Sequencing Taillights
ORIGINAL: hybridmoments
I know what you mean ...My wife got popped somewhere near oceanside by one of those intersection cameras for running a red light...needless to say she got a ticket in the mail about three weeks later for $306.00....those cameras are illegal in florida thank god!
I know what you mean ...My wife got popped somewhere near oceanside by one of those intersection cameras for running a red light...needless to say she got a ticket in the mail about three weeks later for $306.00....those cameras are illegal in florida thank god!
03-13-2005, 08:02 PM
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RE: Sequencing Taillights
ORIGINAL: HEMIstang
Do not waste your money. A local TV station here did a test using various ways to obstruct the plate including the spray. It did not work.
Do not waste your money. A local TV station here did a test using various ways to obstruct the plate including the spray. It did not work.
03-13-2005, 08:13 PM
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RE: Sequencing Taillights
I was commenting on the spray not a cover. BTW if there is such a cover that works it is illegal in MD to obstruct your plate in any way. My guess here in MD your more likely to to get a ticket for the plate cover than not getting caught running a light.
03-13-2005, 08:18 PM
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RE: Sequencing Taillights
ORIGINAL: HEMIstang
I was commenting on the spray not a cover. BTW if there is such a cover that works it is illegal in MD to obstruct your plate in any way. My guess here in MD your more likely to to get a ticket for the plate cover than not getting caught running a light.
I was commenting on the spray not a cover. BTW if there is such a cover that works it is illegal in MD to obstruct your plate in any way. My guess here in MD your more likely to to get a ticket for the plate cover than not getting caught running a light.
03-14-2005, 12:40 PM
#18
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RE: Sequencing Taillights
I bought the ones from Web Electric and am satisfied so far. There's a lot to be said for true plug-n-play. Yeah, it cost a bit much, but if something goes wrong with it, I still have my original harness (but I'll be out $179 [X(]). Another cool feature, to me, is that it sequences the brake lights when you first hit the brakes. It eliminates the need to get a flashing high-mounted center stop light if you're considering that. I noticed one time that it made a lady behind me really stand on her brakes because she thought I was breaking harder than I actually was. I guess it's a subconscious thing that one would think the more lights come on, the harder you're braking.
Something that would really be cool would be if they sequenced on then flashed 3 times.
Something that would really be cool would be if they sequenced on then flashed 3 times.
03-14-2005, 03:01 PM
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RE: Sequencing Taillights
ORIGINAL: GT Premi
Another cool feature, to me, is that it sequences the brake lights when you first hit the brakes. It eliminates the need to get a flashing high-mounted center stop light if you're considering that. I noticed one time that it made a lady behind me really stand on her brakes because she thought I was breaking harder than I actually was. I guess it's a subconscious thing that one would think the more lights come on, the harder you're braking.
Another cool feature, to me, is that it sequences the brake lights when you first hit the brakes. It eliminates the need to get a flashing high-mounted center stop light if you're considering that. I noticed one time that it made a lady behind me really stand on her brakes because she thought I was breaking harder than I actually was. I guess it's a subconscious thing that one would think the more lights come on, the harder you're braking.
Dave...
