Sequential taillights
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Here's mine with 3 bulbs...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lW-4vIS7XA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ss6LN...eature=related
Here's mine with 2 bulbs...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUGWT9uFlxU&NR=1
had issues at first but none after I figured out how to keep water out of the unit...All my bulbs are led...not autozone crap either. 3rd brake lights bulbs in the 2nd vid were just some ones i tried out, didn't work well in the day, got better ones.
Adjustable no load flasher was necessary for me, so there was enough time for bulbs to complete a cycle.
Painting the lenses didn't last long for me, maybe I did it wrong, don't care. Had them wrapped in vinyl. Reverse lights are 2 led strips on the bottom of the plate.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lW-4vIS7XA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ss6LN...eature=related
Here's mine with 2 bulbs...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUGWT9uFlxU&NR=1
had issues at first but none after I figured out how to keep water out of the unit...All my bulbs are led...not autozone crap either. 3rd brake lights bulbs in the 2nd vid were just some ones i tried out, didn't work well in the day, got better ones.
Adjustable no load flasher was necessary for me, so there was enough time for bulbs to complete a cycle.
Painting the lenses didn't last long for me, maybe I did it wrong, don't care. Had them wrapped in vinyl. Reverse lights are 2 led strips on the bottom of the plate.
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How'd you get the 3rd brake light to flash with the hazards? I've never seen a 3rd brake light light up with the hazards before.
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It was actually on accident when I integrated the brake lights into the turn signals. I left it like that since I have the custom overlay.
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Hello Dan,
I just sold the last available unit I had built this week but no worries, I KEEP MAKING NEW ONES every chance I get so I will definitely have more at the end of the weekend.
Feel free to send a payment in the meantime.
All information you need can be found on my STS page.
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I just sold the last available unit I had built this week but no worries, I KEEP MAKING NEW ONES every chance I get so I will definitely have more at the end of the weekend.
Feel free to send a payment in the meantime.
All information you need can be found on my STS page.
Thank you
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Hi Lou, I am very interested as well. Was hoping you might have a video that might show how they assemble. Not real savvy unless I have good instructions. Thanks
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as much as I would love to accomodate your request, I unfortunatelly can't for several reasons:
1. These can be used practically on fitting any vehicle.
2. I do not have access to these vehicles.
3. I do not own any recording equipment.
But you have a good idea!
I believe you could be in luck. This is exactly where this great community of car enthusiasts can step in and help out.
Nowadays, everybody's got a camcorder or at least an iPhone or some other cool technical gizmo. It should not be hard to record the few installation steps and cut them down to a few minutes.
So gentlemen, a big shout out to y'all new STS owners:
If you could record your STS unit installation on your particular vehicle (there are a few common models out there), please share your video with your fellow STS owners to help them out with their installation. THANKS!
Thank you
Lou
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Re: Sequential taillights
I think I still have some Pm's with helpful tips Lou sent me. Send me a pm....phone about to die can't look em up now til I get home.
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So can we assume that this is no longer a non-profit activity,
and that as long as people keep purchasing the units,
you will keep producing them?
I really like the effect, but my Formula has the orange-section
lens, so I need to do a bit more planning. And a (GASP
)
KnightRider front bumper is also in the plans, for which there
could be several applications like custom turn signals, and
the infamous "scanner".
and that as long as people keep purchasing the units,
you will keep producing them?
I really like the effect, but my Formula has the orange-section
lens, so I need to do a bit more planning. And a (GASP
)KnightRider front bumper is also in the plans, for which there
could be several applications like custom turn signals, and
the infamous "scanner".
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Re: Sequential taillights
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So can we assume that this is no longer a non-profit activity,
and that as long as people keep purchasing the units,
you will keep producing them?
I really like the effect, but my Formula has the orange-section
lens, so I need to do a bit more planning. And a (GASP
)
KnightRider front bumper is also in the plans, for which there
could be several applications like custom turn signals, and
the infamous "scanner".
and that as long as people keep purchasing the units,
you will keep producing them?
I really like the effect, but my Formula has the orange-section
lens, so I need to do a bit more planning. And a (GASP
)KnightRider front bumper is also in the plans, for which there
could be several applications like custom turn signals, and
the infamous "scanner".

I have given a thought to having a small business making electronic devices but concluded that to make enough profit to keep a company afloat, the prices would rise dramatically thus making it hard to compete and also attract customers. You can see how many small companies out there are making different "gizmos" and how much they charge for them. The bigger the company, the higher the cost (you gotta feed the marketing guys, sales guys, ad guys, managers and other non-money-making positions in the company). So in this field, you really can't beat a one-person operation.

To answer your other question: it is very unlikely that I will be making any more of these. The parts are getting more and more expensive (and now especially with the disaster in Japan, idiots are panicking and jacking up prices like crazy) and I have less and less time. And I am also getting older and shifting my priorities to focus on my own family instead of cars, internet buddies and soldering.
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91banditt2 has some good pictures here: Thread
One of the easiest conversions.
Hope this helps.
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I built 8 more units over the weekend ... but don't have eight on the shelf anymore ... so better be fast, gentlemen! 
Info about the units, installation and payment options are here: my STS page.
Lou

Info about the units, installation and payment options are here: my STS page.
Lou
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I build 8 more units over the weekend ... but don't have eight on the shelf anymore ... so better be fast, gentlemen! 
Info about the units, installation and payment options are here: my STS page.
Lou

Info about the units, installation and payment options are here: my STS page.
Lou
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https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/exte...sts-units.html
Scroll down to the post with the picture of my red tail lights, it explains a lot about the modification for Camaro tail lights.
The mounting location is up to you, the unit will survive behind the tail light, exposed to a little bit of the weather (as long as you allow any accidentaly collected water to drain out). But if you would rather mount it inside the trunk or wheelwell, that is also an option but you'd have to run a few wires through the rear panel (using rubber grommets for protection).
Hope this helps.
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There are a few discussion threads on that topic but just one for all:
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/exte...sts-units.html
Scroll down to the post with the picture of my red tail lights, it explains a lot about the modification for Camaro tail lights.
The mounting location is up to you, the unit will survive behind the tail light, exposed to a little bit of the weather (as long as you allow any accidentaly collected water to drain out). But if you would rather mount it inside the trunk or wheelwell, that is also an option but you'd have to run a few wires through the rear panel (using rubber grommets for protection).
Hope this helps.
Lou
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/exte...sts-units.html
Scroll down to the post with the picture of my red tail lights, it explains a lot about the modification for Camaro tail lights.
The mounting location is up to you, the unit will survive behind the tail light, exposed to a little bit of the weather (as long as you allow any accidentaly collected water to drain out). But if you would rather mount it inside the trunk or wheelwell, that is also an option but you'd have to run a few wires through the rear panel (using rubber grommets for protection).
Hope this helps.
Lou
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Then terminal B feeds the 2nd bulb.
And terminal C feeds the 3rd bulb.
That way, even if the unit happens to fail, you have at least one bulb working. Safety first!
Hope this helps.
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ok i see, basicall A is for left and right of each unit you made
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I'm ready to purchase one, but your STS Paypal links take me into
generic Paypal. So how will you know that the transfer from me
is for an order, and where to to send it? PM me if you've got one/any
available, and I'll do the Paypal shuffle.
thanks,
kk
generic Paypal. So how will you know that the transfer from me
is for an order, and where to to send it? PM me if you've got one/any
available, and I'll do the Paypal shuffle.

thanks,
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you are right, some of the PayPal links on the STS page are general PayPal login links. Just log in, click on Send Money, type in my email address subject (e.g. STS) and the correct amount and don't forget to select PERSONAL type of payment. That is enough to send a regular payment.
Or you can click on the big honking orange button in the 1st method which does everything automatically for you but that is slighly more expensive because it incurs fees.
"Do the shuffle" ... that brings back memories. :-D
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Thanks Lou, I got my package the other day, and just got a chance to pick it up. Now got my tail light harness and lights in the house to make my life easier, but here's a question, have we figured out an adjustable flasher unit to slow these down a bit? I did a little bit of digging, and found a mustang kit that had it, found a kid trying to figure his out with a ford flasher relay (didn't go far), and can't find anything on a 2 prong setup that is adjustable, or at least a slightly slower rate. Any news on that front? Can an adjustable LED flasher unit work in this instance still controlling 8 light bulbs? If it can, do you have a recommendation on a good manufacturer to get the relay from, i don't want to be popping them left and right.
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I think I read that he is only making this small last batch, already sold most of them & won't be making any more. I already got my order in!
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Got mine in. I cut the housings and added a 194 bulb/socket to the brake and turn section to light separately from the stock bulbs, and the corner 194. It's too dim and the parking light and brake overpower my little 194s in the middle section. I actually wired the 1156 turn bulb to come on with the brake to light those 2 sections upon braking. I have redded out the amber turn section and blacked out the entire tail. So when braking all I can see is the corner bulb blinking. I read on my ranger forum of guys putting h1 bulbs in their reverse section, wondering if I can swap h1s into the 194 sockets to brighten the output.
They also turn on and off so fast that the sequence is almost too fast to notice, especially on the right side. I'm going to experiment with resistors "led style load levelers" to slow down the flash rate.
Video
de68e060.mp4
They also turn on and off so fast that the sequence is almost too fast to notice, especially on the right side. I'm going to experiment with resistors "led style load levelers" to slow down the flash rate.
Video
de68e060.mp4
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Got mine in. I cut the housings and added a 194 bulb/socket to the brake and turn section to light separately from the stock bulbs, and the corner 194. It's too dim and the parking light and brake overpower my little 194s in the middle section. I actually wired the 1156 turn bulb to come on with the brake to light those 2 sections upon braking. I have redded out the amber turn section and blacked out the entire tail. So when braking all I can see is the corner bulb blinking. I read on my ranger forum of guys putting h1 bulbs in their reverse section, wondering if I can swap h1s into the 194 sockets to brighten the output.
They also turn on and off so fast that the sequence is almost too fast to notice, especially on the right side. I'm going to experiment with resistors "led style load levelers" to slow down the flash rate.
Video

They also turn on and off so fast that the sequence is almost too fast to notice, especially on the right side. I'm going to experiment with resistors "led style load levelers" to slow down the flash rate.
Video
My understanding of it though, is that the blinking speed is controlled by the flasher on your car, not the STS unit. If that is right, it looks like yours are blinking double-fast, like when a bulb is out & the flasher flashes real fast to indicate that a bulb is out somewhere.
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Re: Sequential taillights
change you flasher to a 552 flasher and it will slow it down. but even with the 552 flasher the outer bulb will light up but it dosen't have enough time to burn bright. with the taillights off it looks great but with them on the other filiment out shines the turn signal filiment. i ordered an adjustable two prong flasher but before i recieved through the mail i tried using LED bulbs and this fixed some issues i was haveing. so i have an adjustable flasher that i dont need so if anyone needs one i have one for sale. check out this link there may be some helpful info.
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/elec...formula-2.html
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/elec...formula-2.html
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this video is with the stock 1157 bulbs with the 552 flasher
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1KJUkOtcmc
this video is with 1157 LED bulbs and the 552 flasher
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOZbOkXkOsA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1KJUkOtcmc
this video is with 1157 LED bulbs and the 552 flasher
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOZbOkXkOsA
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those 1157 LEDs worked perfectly like i'd like. Can you give me a link of the adjustable flasher, I googled it but couldn't find one that was 2 prong. Maybe i looked up the wrong thing.
Also I notice on the LED mock up that you don't get that ever so slight dimming in the other tail light with the parking lights on and the opposite turn signal. I notice it in most you tube videos, but that's only because one module controls both lights I think.
Also I notice on the LED mock up that you don't get that ever so slight dimming in the other tail light with the parking lights on and the opposite turn signal. I notice it in most you tube videos, but that's only because one module controls both lights I think.
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Thank you, you said in your other link that the 552 was too slow for your taste, but the 552 still doesn't really light up the outer element? I'd hate to go to LED, I like how the entire socket lights up as opposed to the round LED.
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84redTA, you can pull the stock flasher out and easily slow it down by using just pliers. If you are unlucky and break it, a new one is just a dollar or two at the car part store.
Matt, if you have one side flashing faster than the other, I'd check out the light bulbs (in the back AND the front). Just one bad light bulb will alter the speed of the turn signal flasher.
Thanks for the payments, gentlemen, all your units are going out tomorrow morning.
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Matt, if you have one side flashing faster than the other, I'd check out the light bulbs (in the back AND the front). Just one bad light bulb will alter the speed of the turn signal flasher.
Thanks for the payments, gentlemen, all your units are going out tomorrow morning.
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Any chance you have more in depth instructions on that lou? Not worried about destroying it, I have at least 5 or 6 laying around, just been a while since i've seen the inside of one.
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FYRCHKN knows the best how to do it. I know the theory but he can probably explain it better. I'd fire him a PM and ask him for a good walkthrough. It really isn't hard at all. You just bent a tab a little.
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Thats what i figured, just never been inside so didn't know what to expect. I'll break one open and message him as well. Thanks lou.
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this video is with the stock 1157 bulbs with the 552 flasher
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1KJUkOtcmc
this video is with 1157 LED bulbs and the 552 flasher
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOZbOkXkOsA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1KJUkOtcmc
this video is with 1157 LED bulbs and the 552 flasher
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOZbOkXkOsA
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I think the ones on BigBadLou's page are Stephen's GTA taillights. Is BigBadLou selling the same ones that Stephen used to sell, since Stephen is Banned & can't now?
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/sts.html
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/sts.html
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I think the ones on BigBadLou's page are Stephen's GTA taillights. Is BigBadLou selling the same ones that Stephen used to sell, since Stephen is Banned & can't now?
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/sts.html
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/sts.html
I purchased two units from this batch even though I am not quite ready for them. I had actually put a request for these in a parts wanted thread.
I still have a big thanks to Lou for making these. I do not believe I was a member the last time that they were offered. So this is makes me much more grateful to him.
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How does this look Lou?
Note: This is based on GTA tail lights.
Before:
STSdiagrams.jpg?t=1303347474
Where to make your cuts:
STSdiagrams3.jpg?t=1303347474
Finished product:
STSdiagrams2.jpg?t=1303348237
Final product image does not show the ground for the STS unit or the OPTIONAL brake light over ride.
Note: This is based on GTA tail lights.
Before:
STSdiagrams.jpg?t=1303347474
Where to make your cuts:
STSdiagrams3.jpg?t=1303347474
Finished product:
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Final product image does not show the ground for the STS unit or the OPTIONAL brake light over ride.
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Re: Sequential taillights
The brown wire is for park lamps, not bake lights.
Brake lights are integrate with the turn signals so there are no extra wires for them.
Brake lights are integrate with the turn signals so there are no extra wires for them.
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Re: Sequential taillights
Well if thats the only thing you can find wrong with the diagrams then I would say I'm good to go.
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Re: Sequential taillights
Here is where I installed mine at. I'm also satisfied with the speed they are flashing. My product review gets 

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Re: Sequential taillights
Wow, that is an awesome picture, if I may say. I like the neat wiring and all.
Very good job!
Btw, you don't have the side pocket in your left fenderwell or you removed it for installation?
Lou
Very good job!
Btw, you don't have the side pocket in your left fenderwell or you removed it for installation?
Lou







