underbird10

Ditto the quote. Got 'em, love 'em.

UB10

classj

simply perfect. I just have to find the hour to rewire the brake circuit. I hate the sequential brakes.

Stickman81

I have the Web Electric sequential flashers - plug and play on (another) car.
I bought them used.
They work great.

mygt500

I have them too! They are great and of great quality. It really is plug and play!

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Rupp

I thought these were plug n play? Sequential brake lights are illegal. Do any of these have sequential brake lights? I thought they sequenced once and then stayed lit.

Barbarino

Here in florida I wouldn't put those on my car in fear of grandma hitting me, I don't like how the brakes come on, I would buy one if the brakes functioned normally.

BlackBetty

My brakes light up like this: inboard lights come on, then mids come on and inboards stay on, and then outboards come on with mids and inboards still on. All three lights stay on while the pedal is held. They take all of a second to fully light up. I'm not sure why all you guys hate the sequential brakes so much; I guess it's just personal preference.

I bought mine for about 45 bucks off eBay from a semi-no-name brand, and they've worked perfectly. The actual sequencer module and directions weren't the nicest, but they installed easily enough and everything is hidden under the trunk panel anyways.

Rupp

I have no problems with the way they work. I have a problem with how much they cost. What ebay seller did you buy from?

Jens07stang

The plug-n-play type have another bonus in that they can easily be reversed back to original- right?

Also I never thought about whether they may be illegal in some states - how could I find out?

Centurion96

If they were illegal in a state then the following vehicles would be illegal to operate: 65-71 T-Bird, 69-73 Cougar, and the 68-70 Shelby Mustang. All of these vehicles were equiped from the factory with sequentials and if they are legal to operate in the US then it is highly unlikely that aftermarket sequentials would be illegal.