delete delete

 

Looks like something from tron but that's a lot of work

 

If anyone ever has a tutorial on that or where to find one to buy, that would be awesome!

 

I want a pair of those tail lights

 

If someone can pm details on which LEDs were used I could make a set in a weekend. I like it. Lately been thinking of usin the mustang relay to get the 92 looking newer

 

I have been thinking of using the same thing

 

It wouldn't be too hard, the stand has three bulbs so to speak and the 92 lexus has three as well. Problem is the brake lights will look the same unless I cut te plastic and clear a new piece (something I'm not in the mood to do in the near future). I did my headlights with delining, custom Leds,,etc. tinted my tails as a temp fix but getting bored of it

 

If you do ever do one let me know i would buy a pair from you

 

I'm not really that good on setting up electronics, but if I learn to do this right it will be so worth it. In the video it looks brilliant, a complete new look to the SC. This freshens up the look of the SC and to be honest it makes it looks like a new car.

 

i want this so bad, it looks amazing. i however have no knowledge in electronics and making them. i can solder things but that's about it. i could program something like this in C# for a video game lol

 

Very creative! Looks awesome at night Wouldnt run them tho.

 

I'm a HUUUUUUUUUGE Tron fan haha, and that looks NOTHING like Tron haha

sorry, not trying to be an ******* but your post really got under my skin lol

again....sorry just a Tron fan, dont mind me

 

If you're good at coding, stuff like this could sure be setup to be done with an Arduino, I'm sure. I have no experience with them but see those circuit boards used on things all over the net. Basically super cheap, easily programmable computers. My guess is when it comes to wiring, stock lights have individual wires for lights on, brakes on, turn signal, and reverse light.
So you'd just have those inputs go into the Arduino, and have the Arduino coded to send the correct power/light sequence for the lights. You'd easily be able to have a single Arduino unit power both rear lights as well.

I've got no clue how this effect would be done otherwise... might already have something similar built in.

 

Thats a take on the new Mustang, only not as cool.