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Possible New AutoTrix Kit?
01-18-2007, 12:27 PM
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Thanks for the reply. There appear to be some that like it and others that dont and that is okay. This might appeal to the "ricer" crowd, as a flashy add-on, yet there are certain safety aspects of this kit that appeal to all car drivers in general.
01-30-2007, 12:14 AM
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I would like to get a front kit, and the window fix @ at the same time, maybe save on shipping or discount for buying both. Also i have a few other qwuirks that i need fixed.
01-30-2007, 09:17 PM
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Here's a couple of ideas for a new kit. Why not make something that would illuminate the headlight controls on the TA when the ignition is on?
I know it used to bother me that I would crank up the engine and then have to fumble around for the switch to turn the lights on.
I fixed mine by making the **** light up, but that was a lot more work than what you could make a kit out of.
Another idea would be an auto headlight kit for the TA's. I did this myself by adding a camaro light sensor to the stock dash hole and then adding a toggle so I could turn the autoheadlights on or off if I wanted.
I know it used to bother me that I would crank up the engine and then have to fumble around for the switch to turn the lights on.
I fixed mine by making the **** light up, but that was a lot more work than what you could make a kit out of.
Another idea would be an auto headlight kit for the TA's. I did this myself by adding a camaro light sensor to the stock dash hole and then adding a toggle so I could turn the autoheadlights on or off if I wanted.
01-31-2007, 06:10 PM
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Originally Posted by 95formulalt1
i think it looks cool!! depens on the cost!
Originally Posted by JasonWW
Here's a couple of ideas for a new kit. Why not make something that would illuminate the headlight controls on the TA when the ignition is on?
I know it used to bother me that I would crank up the engine and then have to fumble around for the switch to turn the lights on.
I fixed mine by making the **** light up, but that was a lot more work than what you could make a kit out of.
Another idea would be an auto headlight kit for the TA's. I did this myself by adding a camaro light sensor to the stock dash hole and then adding a toggle so I could turn the autoheadlights on or off if I wanted.
I know it used to bother me that I would crank up the engine and then have to fumble around for the switch to turn the lights on.
I fixed mine by making the **** light up, but that was a lot more work than what you could make a kit out of.
Another idea would be an auto headlight kit for the TA's. I did this myself by adding a camaro light sensor to the stock dash hole and then adding a toggle so I could turn the autoheadlights on or off if I wanted.
Cool feedback, thanks!
01-31-2007, 07:39 PM
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Originally Posted by autotrix
Autoheadlights seemed like a danger, the possible chance the headlamps slam up while I am on the highway, or they are frozen. Either way the motor gets canned!
Cool feedback, thanks!
Cool feedback, thanks!
Are you guys mainly looking for electrical gadgets you can make?
02-08-2007, 11:24 PM
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Mechanical/Electrical devices in general....
Trying to wrap-up three products and have them on the market soon!
So many ideas and so little time...
I will keep you guys informed.
Trying to wrap-up three products and have them on the market soon!
So many ideas and so little time...
I will keep you guys informed.
02-13-2007, 07:20 PM
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Okay, okay....over much debate we have allowed the front kit to blink in unison!! 
The front kit will wire in and only blink the marker light when the headlights are on (night time only).
If the product looks sparks any interest at all....then trust me, the price will not scare anybody away!
The front kit will wire in and only blink the marker light when the headlights are on (night time only).
If the product looks sparks any interest at all....then trust me, the price will not scare anybody away!
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02-14-2007, 06:37 AM
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Originally Posted by autotrix
Okay, okay....over much debate we have allowed the front kit to blink in unison!!
The front kit will wire in and only blink the marker light when the headlights are on (night time only).
If the product looks sparks any interest at all....then trust me, the price will not scare anybody away!
The front kit will wire in and only blink the marker light when the headlights are on (night time only).
If the product looks sparks any interest at all....then trust me, the price will not scare anybody away!
Kudos on the unison.
I know for a FACT that if I had that sucker on my car in Austin I would be pulled over for it.
Those guys don't give a SH$T if you don't use your blink BUT OH MY GOSH HE HAS FLASHING LIGHTS ON HIS CAR!!!!
02-14-2007, 08:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Genesis_26317
I know for a FACT that if I had that sucker on my car in Austin I would be pulled over for it.
Those guys don't give a SH$T if you don't use your blink BUT OH MY GOSH HE HAS FLASHING LIGHTS ON HIS CAR!!!!
Those guys don't give a SH$T if you don't use your blink BUT OH MY GOSH HE HAS FLASHING LIGHTS ON HIS CAR!!!!
02-14-2007, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Genesis_26317
Kudos on the unison.
I know for a FACT that if I had that sucker on my car in Austin I would be pulled over for it.
Those guys don't give a SH$T if you don't use your blink BUT OH MY GOSH HE HAS FLASHING LIGHTS ON HIS CAR!!!!
I know for a FACT that if I had that sucker on my car in Austin I would be pulled over for it.
Those guys don't give a SH$T if you don't use your blink BUT OH MY GOSH HE HAS FLASHING LIGHTS ON HIS CAR!!!!
Yeah most of the time I hear of people getting pulled over for having red or blue lights on their cars....but a cop is a cop and they can and will find a way to ticket you!
02-14-2007, 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by JasonWW
What are you talking about? The car is supposed to have flashing/blinking lights. I can't imagine any cop noticing or objecting.
No the side marker flashing like the one in the pic. How the sides flash and not in unison to the front turn signals.
02-15-2007, 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by JasonWW
How can it come factory on other cars, but get ticketed on an F-body? I don't understand that.
Because its not stock, they have ricedar in Austin.
They ensure that it doesn't turn into Houston but it gets to be overkill sometimes.
I mean they try and get you for Silva (Silvana, whatever the brand is called) headlights because:
"They're blue, you have to have white headlights."
"I'll just give you a warning this time."
Oh yeah but they were smoking crack less than 25 feet from were I was standing just before you decided to pull me over. (true story)