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08-09-2003, 03:12 PM
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hehe, If anyone wants to know how to ghetto rig it, I can do a write up.
just cutting and splicing wires, simple shit, really.
neat effect, too
just cutting and splicing wires, simple shit, really.
neat effect, too
08-09-2003, 03:15 PM
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theres actually any easier way i heard to do it without wiring anything. someone down here told me that all they did was shave down a terminal on the bulb then covered it with enamel or something. i dunno for sure but i'll let you know.
08-09-2003, 03:22 PM
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Originally posted by NeverBX
theres actually any easier way i heard to do it without wiring anything. someone down here told me that all they did was shave down a terminal on the bulb then covered it with enamel or something. i dunno for sure but i'll let you know.
theres actually any easier way i heard to do it without wiring anything. someone down here told me that all they did was shave down a terminal on the bulb then covered it with enamel or something. i dunno for sure but i'll let you know.
but the thing is, 96-98's had all 4 tail sections light up 1 filitment normal lights, 2 filiment when brakes are applied.
If I sanded down, or covered over one of the filiments, the inner tails would be half the brightness.
I had to run a power wire from the outter tails to the inner tails, and then splice it in properly. Wiring diagrams rule.
There was some game I played on PSII a while back, Midnight Runners or some shit like that. All the cars pretty much had just the outter tails on normal, but all 4 sections on under brake.
I figured it made total sense, since you reduce the amount of normal light, but once the brakes are applyed, its all there. I haven't been rear-ended since :dunno: