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LED Switchback for the EU Mustang - Yes it's real! (and almost plug'n'play)
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A (relatively) fast delivery, considering that they come from china!
Waitin' to see how they work
Waitin' to see how they work
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dame, I have the turn signal leds here, but not the switchback's. maybe i need to order them too. Just waithing whats the best, the chinese or the USA
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John577
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They are now installed to the car. Just a few pictures as you can follow Papinist's great guide
And yes, they don't need to be dimmed :cheers:
Link of the switchbacks : http://www.ebay.fr/itm/201392316986
Parking lights only :
Switchbacks only :
Parking lights + Switchbacks :
And a little video :
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And yes, they don't need to be dimmed :cheers:
Link of the switchbacks : http://www.ebay.fr/itm/201392316986
Parking lights only :
Switchbacks only :
Parking lights + Switchbacks :
And a little video :
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nice light package ahah but that tri bars kill me... 
ahah but that tri bars kill me...
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From what I saw, Papinist's model has a security fuse for the White mode, the chinese model don't have it.
From the product itself, both seems to work exactly the same.
From the product itself, both seems to work exactly the same.
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Good job as always, mate
These looks very cool, and seem identical to my model so you can save a lot of €€\$$ buying directly from china
Yeah there was a fuse on the spare wires you should use for connecting the parking signal, but since I didn't need the entire wire, I cutted it out ;)
Your video shows an important aspect: that even with the sequential amber in the tribar, you can't disable the standard turning lights because when you have headlights on, they are hardly visible. Keeping also the stock turning lights (with switchbacks of course) is the best solution
These looks very cool, and seem identical to my model so you can save a lot of €€\$$ buying directly from china
Yeah there was a fuse on the spare wires you should use for connecting the parking signal, but since I didn't need the entire wire, I cutted it out ;)
Your video shows an important aspect: that even with the sequential amber in the tribar, you can't disable the standard turning lights because when you have headlights on, they are hardly visible. Keeping also the stock turning lights (with switchbacks of course) is the best solution
John577
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ThanksGood job as always, mate
These looks very cool, and seem identical to my model so you can save a lot of €€\$$ buying directly from china
Yeah there was a fuse on the spare wires you should use for connecting the parking signal, but since I didn't need the entire wire, I cutted it out ;)
Your video shows an important aspect: that even with the sequential amber in the tribar, you can't disable the standard turning lights because when you have headlights on, they are hardly visible. Keeping also the stock turning lights (with switchbacks of course) is the best solution
Yes the 35w CBI are so bright that you can't notice the sequential in the tri-bar when they are on ...
So yes, in my case, I definitely need to keep the stock turn signal on my car.
And the switchback is a great improvement of this light :cheers:
