What are the best value sequential tails?
03-28-2008, 02:30 AM
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RE: What are the best value sequential tails?
i just bought a set from stangmods, and there are more wires there then i can shake a stick at. I never would have thought a harness for a taillight could contain so many wires.
There is a wire that plugs into one end then there are 3 seperate ends that plug into each light bulb im assuming, and a 4th plug i'm assuming is for the reverse white light.
I opened up the box and thought man so many wires to power 4 bulbs.
Glad i went with the plug-and-play kit.
Edit: i havn't installed them yet as im waiting on my blacked out tails to arrive first.
There is a wire that plugs into one end then there are 3 seperate ends that plug into each light bulb im assuming, and a 4th plug i'm assuming is for the reverse white light.
I opened up the box and thought man so many wires to power 4 bulbs.
Glad i went with the plug-and-play kit.
Edit: i havn't installed them yet as im waiting on my blacked out tails to arrive first.
03-28-2008, 02:46 AM
#12
RE: What are the best value sequential tails?
About 140 from AM with their discount code. Cant beat that!I'll be gettin mine from them pretty soon
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Man, Victoria gets hit on alot LOL if there were more girls on here I'd post MY pic, hopefully I would get the same attn. LMAO!
03-28-2008, 02:46 AM
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RE: What are the best value sequential tails?
Thats true but you do not have to give the stock ones back but it would save 30 dollars! J
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Got mine from American Muscle... I didnt want to have to send mine stock ones back in in case I sell my car I can always switch back... I prefer to keep things instead of getting rid of them...
Got mine from American Muscle... I didnt want to have to send mine stock ones back in in case I sell my car I can always switch back... I prefer to keep things instead of getting rid of them...
03-28-2008, 07:21 AM
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RE: What are the best value sequential tails?
+1, CDC makes a top notch plug and play product. This is my second set for the new red vert!
ORIGINAL: Johnboy7701
Got mine from American Muscle... I didnt want to have to send mine stock ones back in in case I sell my car I can always switch back... I prefer to keep things instead of getting rid of them...
Got mine from American Muscle... I didnt want to have to send mine stock ones back in in case I sell my car I can always switch back... I prefer to keep things instead of getting rid of them...
03-28-2008, 07:40 AM
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RE: What are the best value sequential tails?
I did the webelectric splicing kit, pretty easy and straight forward (BTW, the instructions are pretty funny!, something involving some popular lubricant brand!)
03-28-2008, 07:59 AM
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RE: What are the best value sequential tails?
ORIGINAL: rshamekh
For some reason, I don't really like the chase mode... Too much going on...
To the op.. I'd go with the CDC $150 kit.
For some reason, I don't really like the chase mode... Too much going on...
To the op.. I'd go with the CDC $150 kit.
03-28-2008, 08:03 AM
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RE: What are the best value sequential tails?
03-28-2008, 09:38 AM
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RE: What are the best value sequential tails?
[quote]ORIGINAL: VictoriaRR
Thanks, guys.
I'm definitely leaning towards the Web Electric Products sequentials right now. Seems like it's a good quality productplus apretty straightforward install. And then sending in the old harnesses for $30 back? Seems like a pretty good deal.
I don't think I'd be much into changing the settings to chase flashing... seems something better suited to Christmas lights.
The chase option does not look like Christmas lights. I have them and get a lot of
compliments on them. Much smoother transition of the lights.
It's Badass IMO
Thanks, guys.
I'm definitely leaning towards the Web Electric Products sequentials right now. Seems like it's a good quality productplus apretty straightforward install. And then sending in the old harnesses for $30 back? Seems like a pretty good deal.
I don't think I'd be much into changing the settings to chase flashing... seems something better suited to Christmas lights.
The chase option does not look like Christmas lights. I have them and get a lot of
compliments on them. Much smoother transition of the lights.
It's Badass IMO