Has anyone ever done a full width sequential tail light setup on a whale before? Looking at maybe putting on on The Douche
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Yes. (not me though.) Requires dremel work and two 3-wire sockets for the inner lights since those are smaller 2-wire sockets... and then, of course, wiring it all up to a sequential controller.
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Originally posted by gadget73Originally posted by dmccaig -
I popped the trunk panel to see what I would need to do. Looks to me like I could do it with minimal effort using a sequential flasher kit from fleabay and 16 LED strips. Of course, then I would need to run new wires and change over to LED tail lights, but it’s good enough for me.2010 Mercury Grand Marquis LS “The Douche” - 70mm throttle body, P71 airbox, 21mm rear sway bay, dual exhaust, Dodge rims, 89K and counting. 4/2018-
1966 Ford Thunderbird (390FE) “Fordy McFordface” - engine rebuild No. 3. 11/2016-
RIP 2005 Buick LaCrosse CXS “Jumba” - gone too soon, 229K. 6/2017-2/2018
RIP 2001 Chevrolet Tracker LT “Featherbrick” - gone too late, 156K POS. 6/2016-9/2016.
Sold 2005 Toyota 4Runner SR5 - 198K. 6/2016-4/2018Comment
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