Sequential Tail light kits

modelairman · 07-26-2005

Hi all Stang drivers!

I am interested in installing a sequentail tail ligh system on my new 05 Mustang and have spotted two suppliers on E-Bay. One is only $59.95 form Teddy44 in Grayson Kentucky and the other I have seen is from wcparts for $224.95. Both sellers have good feeback ratings. I don't want to throw money away but don't mind spending bucks for superior products. What info. do you have for me?

Thanks Modelairman

4 liter
Mineral Grey
Premium interior
Leather covered console padded console
Shaker 500
Sweet ride!

HeiMa · 07-26-2005

I installed the CDC ones and they work great, plus were a very easy install. Less than 30 mniutes for both and that's with fetching beers and showing them off to the neighors (the lights that is, not the beers

).

They were $149

You can find them at:

http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com...NG_COMPONENTS/

LL05GT · 07-26-2005

Take a look at these, http://www.webelectricproducts.com

Plug and play, you'll love'm, $179.

Fryguy_pa · 07-26-2005

I have the WebElectric set, and they are great! I had them on my 99 Stang and never had any problems.

Just like he said, plug and play. Took about 15 minutes to get them installed.

one50npump · 07-26-2005

I did the CDC's also, very easy with no problems.

roboz · 07-26-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fryguy_pa

I have the WebElectric set, and they are great! I had them on my 99 Stang and never had any problems.

Just like he said, plug and play. Took about 15 minutes to get them installed.

WebElectric worked great for me easy to install even w/the shaker 1000.

Here's a quick link of my cars lights for fun.

http://www.ozziesrobots.com/HTMLobj-4783/MVC-005V.MPG

smiling_chickie · 07-27-2005

Webelectrics for me, not the plug in but took some splices, only took about 1 hour for a novice of wiring. too cool, you'll love em..

Yossarian · 07-27-2005

What do the sequential turn signals do to the brake lights and emergency flashers, if anything?

sandyman · 07-27-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by LL05GT

Take a look at these, http://www.webelectricproducts.com

Plug and play, you'll love'm, $179.

Plus you get a $40.00 rebate when you send the old harness back. They credited my card immediately. Good product and vendor.

kaerfull · 07-27-2005

The brake lights and flashers come on sequentially also Yossarian. When you hit the brakes the lights sequence once and then stay on. The sequencing emergency flashers are great for parades. (First hand experience)

jgb_v6_05 · 07-27-2005

Yossarion they all are sequential for one cycle, i guess youv got a Catch-22 ther huh? LOL

frdfrst · 07-28-2005

did web kit and works great.took all of about 20 min.you even get $40 dollars back when you send in your old ones

itkiks · 07-29-2005

We opted for the more inexpensive kit on eBay - the one for $59 from the guy in Kentucky. Instructions are precise and he also emailed me some photos to help the installation. Installed them last night in about an hour and they look fantastic.

Now, if you're not into cutting the OEM wires, then I'd suggest paying the extra $$$ and go for the plug-n-play ones from Webelectrics...

crazykaka · 08-03-2005

Does anybody know how to make your own sequential brake lights? I'm pretty handy with electronics and would rather make my own plug and play kit rather than pay $170 for a pre-made kit. Also not intersted in sending back my old harness since they're always good to have in case of need for replacement.

OUPony · 08-03-2005

I bought this set from WebElectrics. I paid a little lower price, $59.99, for the self install kit. It only takes about an hour or so and has easy to follow instructions.

Here is a link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2005-...91131288QQrdZ1