Ok, first of all, this was just a quick test so it will look much better when its done. And second, I know what youre all thinking, why not make the turn signal go all the way across the tail light and the answer is simple, It would cost another $120. I will eventually but not right now.
The first vid is of the turn signal and tail light and the second vid is of the turn and brake light. There will be more led's for the brake lights, I just havent put them in yet.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGEAGIjQ8Us
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qj7Uzc0h8Ac

 

Very nice Sir. I actually wanted take a set of 92-94 tails and actually put a sequencer box into it. Just like this.

 

That is pretty damn cool!

 

I want it!

 

Not a fan to be honest. Looks tacky. Didnt like it on the Mustangs either. Good craftsmanship tho..

 

I'd like to see that

 

I want that for my 93 and 98 taillights. That looks cool!

 

nice work! what kind of module are you using?

 

Thank you.
Wait until you see it finished and on the car you might change your mind.

An expensive one.

 

i meant what brand/model

 

Needs to be slowed down. It does not have enough "on time" to radiate and looks dim because of it. Put about a second delay on that flash. When you broadcast light you have to have it on long enough to be collectively received.

 

I agree, it needs to be slowed down. But man, that's cool. Throw that on a car!

 

Awesome work! That is amazing! I really want that setup too!

 

I like that GIF picture of the '92 lights, makes me wanna do it to mine lol.

On another note that LED set up is sick, they look HUGE!

 

I have no idea. Its for police cars and was in a scrap bin at one of my dealers.

It will be slower when its pluged into the car. In the video I was testing it with a constant current instead of an on and off turn signal.
BTW, on a side note, does anyone (*caugh* olt) know how much resistance is needed to fix hyper blink in the SC?