Code 3 Rear Deck SlickStik Overkill Setups

Code 3 showed a few packed rear deck setups in their catalogs in the 1990s, I thought it would be fun to build a few.
The first one is a SlickStick with 2 sweeps and 5 lamp arrow stick with 4 deckblaster strobes on top.
The second is a SlickStik with 2 sweeps, 2 internal strobes, 2 internal flashers, and 4 AS series halogen lights on top that double as turn signals and brake lights.

[@RtCmdr]

"Blue with benefits" 🤣

[@whuffer5103]

This is what the good days tasted like

[@elightbars]

Flashback and motor noises all the way.... eLightbars remembers!

[@smolbleat]

I agree I like lights that oscillate too. Its in my top 5 favorite light designs ever.

[@doranbaltus]

Love it. I didn't know that the SlickStik came with an internally controlled ArrowStik, which is both awesome and has much better patterns than the conventional ArrowStik. And regardless of how overkill these setups were, they certainly all served their purpose over the years, even if they were a bit silly. They were also considerably less blobby than LED overkill gets.

[@TJE4210]

Love it

[@VorsprungDurchNik]

I have a SlickStik with strobes and sweeps and at one time I had thought about putting a pair of halogen lamps inside with a flasher.

[@elightbars]

They just use a standard 3 prong alternating flasher, noting special and the flashers are MX7000 lower stationary lights. It's a doable upgrade; go for it!

[@VorsprungDurchNik]

@@elightbars The warning labels about how NOT to open the light dissuaded me from attempting to open it, but I may revisit the idea 👍

[@markdanielczyk944]

Code 3 should have put ocilazers in the Sliksticks.

[@Lightbars7000]

Deckblasters are only good if the red and blue are seperated, i have a split r/b deckblaster and it gives off a whitish purpleish color .