*AL* said:Quick question, the inner rear light bulb is a single filament so how can this be used as a brake light?
Edited: All done! Looks good, i also removed the pins and soldered a loop in.Thanks guys.![]()
cj10jeeper said:*AL* said:Quick question, the inner rear light bulb is a single filament so how can this be used as a brake light?
Edited: All done! Looks good, i also removed the pins and soldered a loop in.Thanks guys.![]()
I like a guy that does things the right way and solders a link in and not uses chocolate blocks or Scotchlocks![]()
cj10jeeper said:Can't see they'd be brighter. Looking back at my post where I did one side and then took a photo they look the same intensity, except for of course on side has two bulbs.
*AL* said:Jeeper the only concern with brighter rear lights is that there isn't a big increase when the stop lights go on, although there is the 3rd brakelight.
cj10jeeper said:*AL* said:Jeeper the only concern with brighter rear lights is that there isn't a big increase when the stop lights go on, although there is the 3rd brakelight.
Checked mine this morning in the garage and there is the correct and proper difference between sidelights and brake lights, so no problem on mine. As you say there is also the third brake light, but that's just an extra.
Of course checking in daylight it's not as easy to see the difference between a 5w sidelight and 21w brake but at night (when lights are on anyway) the distinction would be amplified.
I'm happy all is well.![]()
sp3ctre said:srhutch said:(would need a speed restricter also :evil: )
It's called turning the sport button "off"
.. or in my case it requires turning the stereo down also, for some reason it has a direct corrolation to the speed of travel!