Sequential Taillights, Has anyone thought of it? Options

[navseal345]

Has anyone thought of it?

I found the company that makes them for the '05-'09 Ford Mustangs. Somewhat expensive. http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com/shop/...etail&p=154

I know that the bulb size are different so that part would have to be cut and spliced/ soldered together. But at the other end the wires would have to be cut, matched up, and spliced/ soldered together. (Might need Mustang electrical Diagram to match wires to Celica.)


Bulb sizes (might have missed some)
Mustang bulb sizes...
Rear turn signal-4057
Tail light-4057
Stop light-4057
Back up light-921
Celica bulb sizes...
Parking light-1157
Rear turn signal-1156
Tail light-1157
Stop light-1157
Back up light-1156

Here is an install from November issue of PowerBlockTV Magazine page 41-43
http://www.powerblockmagazine.com/issue/in...c028&page=1

If anyone does this or they get bored and draw up a diagram post it up here, I'm shure others will want to see too. Thanks!

[SinisterSinner]

In North America, daytime running lamps may produce up to 7,000 candelas, and can be implemented as high-beam headlamps running at less-than-rated voltage.[5] This has provoked a large number of complaints about glare.

WOW that means that by me having 20,000 Candelas LEDs DRLs I should had got tickets like crazy, but since they are pointing down, I gress thats what has saved me, but when I get the green turn signals that are 13,000 Candelas I might get quite a few tickets per day, for the reasons of glare and color :\, aww who gives a @#$% Ill do it anyway. and dude the article says that you have no problem with those tail lights as long as the are of legal color and do not flash like emergency vehicles ( some of the conclusions I've made conserning your questions were based on another article I read long time ago [months])