Sequential tail lights
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Sequential tail lights
I am thinking of getting the sequential tail lights kit from CDC and I was wondering what you guys think of it and is it difficult to install?
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I just installed the WebElectric PnP kit... and the quality & fit of this kit are exceptional. Very easy install, no problems whatsoever. With TacoBill's Sequentials "how-to"... How can anyone go wrong! Even if you go with CDC, peruse TacoBill's how to link below... he's got some excellent tips on removing trunk panel, light assemblies, etc.
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showpo...68&postcount=1
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showpo...68&postcount=1
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So, which are better?? Webelectronics or CDC?? Is there any real difference between the two?? I'm going to get the sequential taillights but wondering if one is better than the other. CDC or Webelectronics
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If the Amp you're ralking about is the Shaker 1000 subwoofer, no need to take it out. I did the Webelectric plug n play with it in place. It just took a few minutes longer to get off the 3 nuts that hold the right tail lamp in place.
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I haven't seen it mentioned before, but the brake lights are also pretty sweet (with the CDC anyway). They sequence once. Cool stuff. 20 minute install max.
Last edited by Okiewan; 12/12/14 at 09:54 AM.
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Yeah, anyone know what the difference between CDC and Webelectronics is?
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I'm interested in seeing what the difference is between the two yet i can only find sequentials on any of my searches.
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light 1 on, light 2 on, light 3 on, all off, repeat
Chase works like this:
light 1 on, light 2 on, light 3 on, light 1 off, light 2 off, light 3 off, repeat
Edit: found some gifs (yay google!)
Sequential:
Chase: