Thought id put up a video of the kit I installed on my 01 GT. I also am using the slow down turn signal relay.

Enjoy!

 

No offense, but this video is horrible. Have you thought about making a video from farther so that there isn't so much glare?

How much were they?
What brand?
Where did you buy from?

 

My mom actually shot it, ha ha. I think your missing the point of the video. :\

http://www.autotrix.net/Catalog-96-04-Mustang_7.aspx
is where I got it from. Enjoy!

 

if this is with the slow relay I'd hate to see the norm cause to be honest this seemed way to fast and almost not noticeable. A couple years back I ordered a set from M&M electronics (slow version) and it mimicked the 2010+ mustangs sequential's to a T. I just order another set for my 2001 GT that I will try to install tomorrow and hopefully it'll be like the last set I got from them which was awesome and also $65. I'll try to post vid to compare..either way imo yours is still better than stock non-seq...

 

It's quite fast without the relay- I like the speed it slowed to.

I thought the price was nice too compared to the other site I usually buy from (see http://search.americanmuscle.com/sea...=mustangtuning) they kits are around 99- 150$, hence me buying the 60 range one from that random site I found.


But yeah post a vid I am interested to see , here is the normal autotrix speed without the relay:


Way too fast in my opinion!

Heres a 2013 stock for comparison:

 

wanted to see them side by side so I cld compare:

 

comparing to the 13 model, mine actually looks slower right? I like mine better

 

oh btw the relay I used was from the same site: http://www.autotrix.net/Product-Modi...lasher_21.aspx

 

I think these kits are cooler then the 2010. The stock 2010 doesn't do the sequence when you brake ect, just on turning. i like how mine does it when you brake too!

2010 comparison:

 

How can I get my 2014 GT to signal like the 2013? . . . The outer rings in the taillights DO NOT blink sequentially with the inner blinkers. They only stay on. Would a auto electronics shop know how to make it happen?