Sequential taillights?? were can u get them good priced?
03-16-2006, 06:47 PM
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RE: Sequential taillights?? were can u get them good priced?
If you want "Chaser" type go to meter4it.com
http://www.meter4it.com/2005_Mustang.htm
There are several other "standard" sequencial ones out there. VERY good, but they don't do chaser!
http://www.meter4it.com/2005_Mustang.htm
There are several other "standard" sequencial ones out there. VERY good, but they don't do chaser!
03-16-2006, 06:55 PM
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RE: Sequential taillights?? were can u get them good priced?
The flexibility in the meter4it kit sold me. Chaser, Sequential, or even standard... all at the flip of a jumper. Pretty cool. Assembly may be a little harder than some plug-n-play kits, but it's still not that hard and it's worth it (or is to me at least). Plus it was neat to see my car without a backseat 
With the 05 you should be safe, but pay attention to the directions for any kit you go with. Apparently Ford has been doing the round robin of wiring harnesses of late.
With the 05 you should be safe, but pay attention to the directions for any kit you go with. Apparently Ford has been doing the round robin of wiring harnesses of late.
03-16-2006, 07:08 PM
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RE: Sequential taillights?? were can u get them good priced?
The Meter4it kit is really not that difficult.... and the instructions are pretty clear.... the chase effect is so cool especially when braking.. I like the way the sequence chases off in the reverse of the way it turned on.....
03-17-2006, 12:37 AM
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RE: Sequential taillights?? were can u get them good priced?
ORIGINAL: ChewbaccaD
The flexibility in the meter4it kit sold me. Chaser, Sequential, or even standard... all at the flip of a jumper. Pretty cool. Assembly may be a little harder than some plug-n-play kits, but it's still not that hard and it's worth it (or is to me at least). Plus it was neat to see my car without a backseat
With the 05 you should be safe, but pay attention to the directions for any kit you go with. Apparently Ford has been doing the round robin of wiring harnesses of late.
The flexibility in the meter4it kit sold me. Chaser, Sequential, or even standard... all at the flip of a jumper. Pretty cool. Assembly may be a little harder than some plug-n-play kits, but it's still not that hard and it's worth it (or is to me at least). Plus it was neat to see my car without a backseat
With the 05 you should be safe, but pay attention to the directions for any kit you go with. Apparently Ford has been doing the round robin of wiring harnesses of late.
Why did you have to remove the back seat? I thought all the wiring was done at the back of the trunk behind the tail lights.
03-17-2006, 03:01 AM
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RE: Sequential taillights?? were can u get them good priced?
You just need to lift up the bench part of the rear seat (snaps out very easily) to run power to
box(SJB) in kick panel of passenger footwell. the power sources in the trunk already are not suitable for lights. I speak from actual experience....
box(SJB) in kick panel of passenger footwell. the power sources in the trunk already are not suitable for lights. I speak from actual experience....
03-17-2006, 09:05 AM
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RE: Sequential taillights?? were can u get them good priced?
I went for the CDC sequentials Very nice and took me less than 10 minutes to install them. You can check the video i posted in the forum youll see how they look pretty cool and very very simple to install.