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Elbo · 11-30-2005, 01:16 PM

I'd probably be in for both the turns and the tails

TulsaTitan · 11-30-2005, 02:19 PM

I'll be in too!!!!!!!!

SmokenTitan · 11-30-2005, 11:50 PM

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Originally Posted by YosemiteSteve

For turn signal LEDs remember you need to buy the load equalizer/resistor that allows correct operation otherwise the circuit will sense a lower Ohm level and the blinker will flash quick as if a bulb is burned out, although they say only 2 are required, its best on the titan to just put one on each flashing led your installing you have access to the wire.

You lost me here Steve. Is this something simple? I havent had much luck in wiring mod's in the Titan. I fried both the window up modual and the VDC memory boxes from KPTechnologies. Which reminds me, I need to send those in to get fixed...

I'd deffinatly be down for two brake light bulb's. A maby on the rear turnsignal's...

YosemiteSteve · 11-30-2005, 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by SmokenTitan

You lost me here Steve. Is this something simple? I havent had much luck in wiring mod's in the Titan. I fried both the window up modual and the VDC memory boxes from KPTechnologies. Which reminds me, I need to send those in to get fixed...

I'd deffinatly be down for two brake light bulb's. A maby on the rear turnsignal's...

No problem here is what I mean, taken from www.customleds.com:
The stock flasher relays - which are the devices that make blinkers "blink" - are designed to blink twice as fast as normal when a bulb is burned out this is determined by a drop in the Ohm or energy used level. This is to let the operator know that there is a blinker bulb burned out. Unfortunately, most after market LED bulbs consume so little power compared to the stock bulbs, that the flasher relay thinks that a bulb is out when this is not the case.

SmokenTitan · 12-01-2005, 12:24 AM

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Originally Posted by YosemiteSteve

No problem here is what I mean, taken from www.customleds.com:
The stock flasher relays - which are the devices that make blinkers "blink" - are designed to blink twice as fast as normal when a bulb is burned out this is determined by a drop in the Ohm or energy used level. This is to let the operator know that there is a blinker bulb burned out. Unfortunately, most after market LED bulbs consume so little power compared to the stock bulbs, that the flasher relay thinks that a bulb is out when this is not the case.

Yessir, I understand that, how do we hook up this module to correct the issue? splice it into the wiring or what? what is the cost of the module's?

What's the easiest way to do this group buy? Paypal?

YosemiteSteve · 12-01-2005, 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by SmokenTitan

Yessir, I understand that, how do we hook up this module to correct the issue? splice it into the wiring or what? what is the cost of the module's?

What's the easiest way to do this group buy? Paypal?

http://discountleds.com/images/leds/installation.jpg

Here is very good link for wiring the load equalizers.

Smoketitan check your PM

YosemiteSteve · 12-01-2005, 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by SmokenTitan

What's the easiest way to do this group buy? Paypal?

Ok as far as the group buy on the LED's:

The company will give us 25% off for an order of $500.00 or more (which we easily have already).

I contacted Ekool who is going to contact each of the supporting vendors on TitanTalk to see if they can "take over and distribute" the group buy on these LED's

YosemiteSteve · 12-01-2005, 12:46 AM

So...can someone direct me to the forum rules here regarding the vendors? I think I need to be a little more informed here...

I kind of feel like were sitting here talking about stuff and then when I good idea pop's up there is someone there to pick us off. I'm all for someone jumping in with a great offer if a thread is being discussed but if they take over something they don't even deal in simply because they are a supporting vendor here doesn't seem right to me.

I have never been in another forum before and have no idea if this is how things are done.

I paid my $20.00 contribution to avoid the ad's, banners and write freely,I didn't realize things are controlled this way behind the scene's.

I'm going to just order my LED's, I'm going to be ordering the Tower II's with 2 Ambers and 4 Red LED's. If your installing for the first time order the 4 equalizers, they will guide you on the necessary Ohm level.

http://spectrumled.com/3157_3156.htm

Yes they take paypal SmokeTitan.

Thanks...frustratingly....Steve.

YosemiteSteve · 12-01-2005, 02:46 AM

Hey some of you have asked about the map lights, here they are since we're talking about electronics and lighting here
I love them because they rotate on the base 360 degrees and move forward and backward 180 degrees:

SmokenTitan · 12-01-2005, 04:14 AM

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Originally Posted by YosemiteSteve

http://discountleds.com/images/leds/installation.jpg

Here is very good link for wiring the load equalizers.

Smoketitan check your PM

Ok, I think I can handle that, lol...

Sorry for the delay, I'm workin midnight to 8am this week, but I was napping...

Dont tell my boss, lol...

stanzaboi · 12-04-2005, 04:50 PM

I'm definitely in for the tail lights and and rear turn signals. Are the front(amber) lights significantly brighter over stock? But yes, I am definitely in for all the rear lights. Thanks.

Edgar

f00dstamps · 12-04-2005, 05:04 PM

there's a company, Vulite (www.vulite.com), that has partnered up with Volant to produce some LED taillights for the Titan. it was on the Volant Titan at the SEMA show. a member here had a picture of it but never got around to posting it. i contacted Volant and Vulite (no response) and Volant said to check back often as it will appear on the website. it's been over 3 weeks. nothing yet. I think it will be around $320

YosemiteSteve · 12-05-2005, 03:18 AM

LOVE these lights!

rcantu · 12-05-2005, 08:12 PM

you should have a pic with ALL the lights on. The whole street must light up.

BroncoAZ · 12-09-2005, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by f00dstamps

there's a company, Vulite (www.vulite.com), that has partnered up with Volant to produce some LED taillights for the Titan. it was on the Volant Titan at the SEMA show. a member here had a picture of it but never got around to posting it. i contacted Volant and Vulite (no response) and Volant said to check back often as it will appear on the website. it's been over 3 weeks. nothing yet. I think it will be around $320

I suck, I never got around to posting my SEMA pics. I've been way too busy with work to even wash my truck. Those lights were on Volant's table, and on a truck out front.

Mitch