Is there an easy way to de-sequentialize the blinkers?

not 100% sure i want to, id like to see how they look blinking normally though.

 

have someone sit in your car and pump the brakes ? lol, to see how it would look.

no idea how you would modify the wiring to accomplish this though

 

They'd blink like every other car on the road.

 

Yea...with one eye closed......

 

Ehhh, cheap and easy way would be to just run a jumper wire from one blinker lead to all the other bulbs and disconnect the 2 remaining blinker wires... I wouldn't do it though.. I'm not sure why you want to see what it would look like, it would like like any pre-10 Mustang O.o

 

I think I may prefer a solid blink instead of a triple blink, it seems a bit slow or something

 

I gotcha.. I would probably use the tempo of the middle one as that seems to have the best normal rate.. The first one will look almost continous and stay lit for awhile, the last one will only blink really short and and have long pauses.. I'm not sure if it will cause a load problem by disconnecting two of the signal wires though and only using one.. In theory it will work but depending on the wiring and impedence matching of the circuit.

 

You would think that a company like Web-Electric would develop a product like this for those that don't like the sequential lights. Can't be too hard since they've already developed a sequential set.

 

The hazards I believe have all the lights blink at the same time. Maybe your answer is there.

 

My car, an 07, did the solid blink. I bought the sequential kit from AmericanMuscle. Basically, Its the exact same thing but its got a relay built into it. Same plugs and whatnot. I'll sell you my original wiring for 10 bucks. It's plug and play.