Sequential Tail Lights!!!
I've had my unit for 3 years with no problems. Bought it from Tbone, a well respected member over at Fbody.com.
You dont have to make the holes larger on LS1 birds to accomodate this kit. You simply buy a brighter bulb for the outer most light. Otherwise, the 3rd light is really dim in the daylight hours. Kinda kills the sequence.
Last edited by LawmanSS; Oct 12, 2006 at 11:32 PM.
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And as far as welding goes - never heard of that either?
My kit was from Blink-Blink and has worked perfectly for 3 years now. You can do the install using only the (2) current flasher bulbs in each tailight - but the effect with (3) bulbs is much more pronounced. If you buy the kit made for (3) lights it will include a new different style socket for both sides and the appropriate bulbs. These are exactly as the other (2) flasher bulb setups that are already present from the factory. You will need to remove the outer socket/bulb, enlarge the socket mounting hole in the back of each tailight with a dremel to accept the new larger style socket.
Oh, and you will also have to go with a Digital Flasher Module (can be found at any parts store) in place of your old Thermal Flasher (located under dash on DS right beside console). Thermal flashers rely on resistance/load of total amount of bulbs in the circuit to heat up a bi-metalic strip inside which makes/breaks the contact - hence the flashing. When you add the 3rd flashing bulb on each side to the sequence, your tailight sequencing will be much faster due to the higher load (strip heats up faster and breaks contact sooner), and the outer bulb will barely light before the circuit is broken.
So, as someone that has tried it first with only the stock (2) flasher bulbs - I would definitely recommend that you go with the (3) bulb mod and install the Digital Flasher Module - you won't be sorry - (3) bulbs flashing across and at the corect speed is what you want...
-Jay-
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Anyhow, i dug up the instructions from the kit and it says, "If you did not replace the small bulb with a 921 bulb, the outside bulb will appear dim during the day." Thats what i did, and i have a 3 light sequence. Even when the brakes are applied the sequence carries on.
If you want, ill shoot some pictures of the backside of my taillights. I'd even make ya a movie if i knew how.
It is also true that you need the electronic flasher instead of the thermal. It's about $7 at Autozone.
You are much better off buying one from Tbone.







