Orange halo's!!! PICS*
Originally Posted by killerbeez
I think all you'd have to do is tap the power of the halo's into the power of the turn signals.
EDIT: I correct myself, our signal bulbs are not dual filament. They simply flash on and off. So it would be easy/safe to wire the halos to the turn signals.
Last edited by ArcticZ28; Mar 1, 2006 at 05:04 PM.
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Looks sweet man! Not that it matters, but my friend had clear covers on the parking lights of his Beretta and he put purple bulbs in there (to match the Z26 logos), and we got pulled over one night. The cops said you cant have lights the color of emergency vehicles and wouldn't look at the light package we had in the backseat to see the color PURPLE and not blue. Just some FYI
You should be able to connect them directly to the DRL's.
The only problem I see in doing that is that at night when the DRLs are dimmed (get less power once the headlights are on) the LEDs in the halo's will be dimmer also. But once the turn signal is on they would blink the same way.
Ill check this weekend when I get a chance and figure out a wiring diagram so you could...
The only problem I see in doing that is that at night when the DRLs are dimmed (get less power once the headlights are on) the LEDs in the halo's will be dimmer also. But once the turn signal is on they would blink the same way.
Ill check this weekend when I get a chance and figure out a wiring diagram so you could...
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Originally Posted by LS1_SS
You should be able to connect them directly to the DRL's.
The only problem I see in doing that is that at night when the DRLs are dimmed (get less power once the headlights are on) the LEDs in the halo's will be dimmer also. But once the turn signal is on they would blink the same way.
Ill check this weekend when I get a chance and figure out a wiring diagram so you could...
The only problem I see in doing that is that at night when the DRLs are dimmed (get less power once the headlights are on) the LEDs in the halo's will be dimmer also. But once the turn signal is on they would blink the same way.
Ill check this weekend when I get a chance and figure out a wiring diagram so you could...
you need a certain type of flasher to make LEDs flash correctly.....http://superbrightleds.com/tail-brake-turn.html
