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Tail light question

Jaded75

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Another resto question

Your lights look great, I need to tear into mine soon as they do look dull even when lit. Everything is working, but I may need to look into a couple of new sockets like you have done. Thanks for the info. lead. I'm new to the CS arena so I am wondering, everything I have read says the taillights are sequential on the CS, but mine aren't. Are they supposed to be and if so, what do I need to check, or is that just bad info.
 

Mosesatm

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Jaded75 said:
Your lights look great, I need to tear into mine soon as they do look dull even when lit. Everything is working, but I may need to look into a couple of new sockets like you have done. Thanks for the info. lead. I'm new to the CS arena so I am wondering, everything I have read says the taillights are sequential on the CS, but mine aren't. Are they supposed to be and if so, what do I need to check, or is that just bad info.

Bad info. Shelbys were sequential GT/CSs were not.
 
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Jaded75

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Thanks for the feedback, that's kind of what I suspected after looking at my wiring, I couldn't see where anything appeard to be missing or messed up.
 

69convert

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sequential lights

If you like the sequential look, you can add the "Mustang Project" sequential lights. They look good! The best thing is how bright the rear taillights have gotten. Much safer.
 
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