How much to do my 2005 tahoe’s tail lights with red neon? I will supply the glass but i need it built and polished probably. Andyes, this will be with glass, not LED. High voltage 12v to 2000v transformer from tech22 will power it
I try to always go with a led relay to replace the flasher relay but most of the time you just have to go with load resistors, something like this amzn.to/43GqJqU
So they just need all the extra wiring because there’s so many LEDs requiring extra power? Or does Dodge make things more difficult? I can tell you don’t make a lot of Dodge builds but modern Dodge is extremely anal. For my tail light build I had to buy the trailer light towing harness, and keep my factory tail lights in the trunk for anything aftermarket to work. If the factory tail light circuit board is not in the circuit somewhere it will not light up your aftermarket stuff.
I really don't do a whole lot of dodge build haha but for these I needed to run all of the ground from the center garnish over to the main tail lights on the body where the ghozt v5 was at sooo the harness is FAT and kind of annoying to deal with but that was the simplest / cheapest way I could get it done
@@zaccook do you have a video of all the differences between the different ghozt modules? I’ve always wanted to get one and try it out but it doesn’t seem clear which one is used for what purpose.
Not all the way from the battery to the lights... Oh God the humanity. The funny part is this guy definitely knows dude to like extra lights on their car, And he fully believes that they are so stupid they don't know that a light takes a wire from a power source to work. This man knows the modding community.
This extra LED lighting looks ok until the individual LEDs burn out in the light fixture...
How much to do my 2005 tahoe’s tail lights with red neon? I will supply the glass but i need it built and polished probably. Andyes, this will be with glass, not LED. High voltage 12v to 2000v transformer from tech22 will power it
It's not a problem. It is what it is. Digest it.
The parts nobody understands. Especially then when the customer wants something. Crazy but can’t install it 😅. Hard to make install guide sometimes
Right! Installed guides are weirdly hard to write 😅
For hyperflash what type of resistor do you use?
I try to always go with a led relay to replace the flasher relay but most of the time you just have to go with load resistors, something like this amzn.to/43GqJqU
That would be a little distracting as a driver behind, don't you think?
You really think the show mode stays on the whole time?
That's because not very smart people designed those particular lights.
Amqzing?
So they just need all the extra wiring because there’s so many LEDs requiring extra power? Or does Dodge make things more difficult?
I can tell you don’t make a lot of Dodge builds but modern Dodge is extremely anal. For my tail light build I had to buy the trailer light towing harness, and keep my factory tail lights in the trunk for anything aftermarket to work. If the factory tail light circuit board is not in the circuit somewhere it will not light up your aftermarket stuff.
I really don't do a whole lot of dodge build haha
but for these I needed to run all of the ground from the center garnish over to the main tail lights on the body where the ghozt v5 was at sooo the harness is FAT and kind of annoying to deal with but that was the simplest / cheapest way I could get it done
@@zaccook do you have a video of all the differences between the different ghozt modules? I’ve always wanted to get one and try it out but it doesn’t seem clear which one is used for what purpose.
Not all the way from the battery to the lights... Oh God the humanity.
The funny part is this guy definitely knows dude to like extra lights on their car, And he fully believes that they are so stupid they don't know that a light takes a wire from a power source to work. This man knows the modding community.