I've been looking at the splice kits and whole kits going from $100-150 on average.

but is it possible to build your own kit? I've seen the new light sockets at my autoparts store for about $6 a pop (if you replaced the OEM sockets). It seems that somebody could whip up their own kit for about $40 by re-using the stock harness parts.


seems like the hardest part would be getting the circuit board/relays/something that would control the chasing/blinking function.




feasible?

 

http://mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/sequen.htm

 

thx

is there anything to use other than a firestick? that write-up is interesting...but damn it would be better to just pay the $100 for the splice-in kit

 

One thing to consider, most companies you buy from do have a warranty. If you go and do it yourself and it doesn't work or messes something up, you are SOL.
Save yourself some grief and time, just buy one.

 

If you decide to go with the WebElectric sequentials be sure to look us up
We have sold a bunch to fellow forum members.

$119.95 free shipping and lifetime warranty.

Mustang Sequential Tail Lights

Ken

 

Use a PIC or programmable Instruction Controller.
I have the means to do it but why when
its already been done.
Reinventing the wheel sorts of....

Now sequencers for the Challenger was A PIC kit
before they were commercially available.

 

I agree....and if you're looking for "chaser" not "sequential" go here
meter4it.com


I think they look alot better... just my .02 here's a quick vid of mine
http://s140.photobucket.com/albums/r...t=DSCF0213.flv

 

meter4it for the win