volcom, that yellow horse with the sporza wheels looks hot as fire!...just love it...the sequential lights is a must mod for me whenI get myself a stang...and I'll get to see them if my wife drives the car occasionally or if I check out my own car for state inspection (who knows, maybe I'll do it more often than needed!)

 

I think they are cool too. Thanks for sharing.

BB

 

You can extend the sequential lights all the way back to the 1967 Cougar. They were the first to use them. I had 2 x 1970's and the sequential "electronics" where composed of 4 relay units mounted on a 12-16" metal block if I remember correctly. HEAVY! It has been over 20 years and I am looking forward to adding these new versions to my pony. Way back in the '80's these were running $250+ if you could find them.

PLUS - if you ever decide to trade-up it is the one modification you can quickly UNDO! Put that $160 back in your pocket. Just don't trade in your old wiring harness as I see offered on one site (save $40 or something)...

Bob

 

I have no idea on stuff like this, but how would I know if this would be legal or not in NY. It seems like a cool mod and that I am concerned about nothing, but it would be a little tougher for people to reckognize when you are breaking

 

Good point!

Are there any kits out there that flash ALL THREE at once when breaking?

 

I looked at the website for the one that doesn't require sodering earlier in the thread. It looks like they had a way to clip the wire so that you can break normally.

It would be kind of interesting to see a video of a turn signal going and then someone breaking with the signal still on, since that is gonna be real world conditions...

 

I have answered my own question... "kits out there that flash ALL THREE when braking..."

Interesting how WWW.webelectricproducts.comis also linked to a Netherlands site...
http://www.powerpassion.nl/mustang/t...rame.php?id=65
Their phone number is in OHIO.

Yes, I'm sure they all are similar... connect the "control" wire to:
1. The Turn Signal power - to have sequential turn signals and CONSTANT brake lights. (only gets power when turn signals activated)
2. To constant power feed and BOTH turn signals and brakes cycle sequentially.

** Click on the Questions & Answer page, a very detailed desciption of signalling and braking is given.**

Answers the question for NY, just use option #1... Cougars have been legal there since 1967...

SOHC

 

1967 Cougar won Car of the Year with sequentials and hide-away headlights...... my first car....... sigh....

 

I'm with you. Only thing is, they were used even more than you said. Cougar back to '67 , T-bird back to '65

 

Mine too, but you probably figured it out by forum name.