ejanderson05gt

I actually bought these for my car, installed them a few months ago, worked like a charm and haven't failed me yet. The install was pretty easy, took about an hour. I'm sure someone with more electrical experience could knock the job out quicker. Definitely recommend.

atomicpunk

Says they don't sequence for the brakes, only the turn signal and hazard lights. Probably why it's only $70, the got rid of the brake light option.

Torch Red GT

Yeah just get the plug and play ones because these don't sequence when you brake.

mtyson227

I was thinking about this. Would you want your taillights to sequence when you brake? What would call attention to you braking more, a sequenced "build" of the lights or all six lights coming on at once? Of course there is no definitive answer to the question...only opinion.

Lifter583

The sequencing brake lights look very cool! I have 2 Mustangs and have Webs on both...why settle for less??

Jasoon

The meter-4-it set sequences once and then the brake lights are back to bright.

Very Noticable to a car behind you.

ejanderson05gt

Like I said, I bought these from this very seller, and they do cycle when you push the brake, just like the plug-and-play kits. I remember being skeptical when I bought these for that very fact, but the function is identical to that of the more expensive kits.

07 Stang

Thanks for your input. It does help me in my decision to save $50 and purchase these. Even if the brake lights do not sequential up, if I can save $50 and they do what I really wanted them to to (sequential turn signals) then it's all good, but you say they do cycle up with the brakes is even better!

07 Stang

Just ordered them.

mtyson227

Excellent...Let us know how they turn out for you.