2008-2010 Challenger Sequential Taillights Kit

These 2008-2010 Challenger sequentail taillight kits are sure to raise your Challenger to a new level. These 2008-2010 Challenger sequential taillight kits will convert the taillights on your 2008-2010 Dodge Challenger into Sequential Turn Signals. This Challenger sequential tail light kit contains pre-wired, plug-in harnesses that install with no wire cutting or splicing of any kind!

These harnesses feature sophisticated electronics that automatically adjust the sequencing speed to match the turn signal flasher in your car. While other products offer you fixed timing or complicated manual adjustments, our electronics sense your Challenger's flasher speed and adjust the sequence timing for you.

Available here: Challenger Sequential Taillight Kit (http://rpidesigns.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=1657)

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Free shipping to the lower 48 states!!

very nice :)

Are these the webelectric kits?

Are these the webelectric kits?

That's what I wanted to know? The picture looks like my car used on the Webelectrics site.

I talked to owner of Webelectrics. These are his taillight kits.

These lights seem to cause some drama from the reading I have done.



Buckwheat

These lights seem to cause some drama from the reading I have done.



Buckwheat


Greatly overblown, imo. My conversion has been one of my most enjoyable mods, and I am satisfied the safeguards in the kit are adequate, perhaps not even needed. Cripes, if you buy into the electrical system overload arguement, then forget about halos, underbody light kits, killer glass, or even adding subs, a hardwired radar detector, or plugging in a laptop.

My conversion has been one of my most enjoyable mods, ...
How long did it take to install? Easy? Medium? Difficult?

Very interesting. I'd love to do it but I cannot help but think I will never see it in action driving the car.....

How long did it take to install? Easy? Medium? Difficult?

It's an Easy install. Follow the instructions and take your time. It took about an hour, but I ran the new wiring harness for the center lights down inside the OEM conduit and then wrapped the conduit. Also, I used dielectric gel on the kit to help keep out water. Not really needed, just being careful. Hardest part is getting the center light assembly off, which requires a little muscle and care, but can be done by anybody. Anyone with experience could do this in under a half hour, but then it's not a race.

Very interesting. I'd love to do it but I cannot help but think I will never see it in action driving the car.....

Yes you will. You'll see it reflecting off cars behind you at night when you look in the mirror. In glass store fronts.

The best part will be people coming up to tell you how cool it looks.

These lights seem to cause some drama from the reading I have done.



Buckwheat


Mine are fine. Love 'em.

2008-2010 Challenger Sequential Taillights Kit

These 2008-2010 Challenger sequentail taillight kits are sure to raise your Challenger to a new level. These 2008-2010 Challenger sequential taillight kits will convert the taillights on your 2008-2010 Dodge Challenger into Sequential Turn Signals. This Challenger sequential tail light kit contains pre-wired, plug-in harnesses that install with no wire cutting or splicing of any kind!

These harnesses feature sophisticated electronics that automatically adjust the sequencing speed to match the turn signal flasher in your car. While other products offer you fixed timing or complicated manual adjustments, our electronics sense your Challenger's flasher speed and adjust the sequence timing for you.

Available here: Challenger Sequential Taillight Kit (http://rpidesigns.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=1657)


Free shipping to the lower 48 states!!

Very cool! Couple of questions, do you ship to Canada and do you use UPS, who screws us Canucks with ridiculous 'Brokerage Fees' that can double the price of anything ordered. (for example a t-shirt for $19.95 turned into a $50 shirt thanx to UPS)

I am from Canada too, can you ship it with USPS instead of UPS, Fedex and DHL.

Thest sure look great. Do the outer lights still shut off after short time when not turning? And will this unit work with replacement style LED bulbs? Thanks

the only problem i had installing mine was i dropped the plastic wing nut down the rear quarter,two beers later i had it finished,looks and works great!!

I am from Canada too, can you ship it with USPS instead of UPS, Fedex and DHL.

Nice how they promptly answer our question eh? :disgust:

CROSS BORDER SHIPPING US/CAN - Our government's must get their cut - customs lol. Too bad the NAFTA doesn't apply to the consumers - the ones who pay the taxes in the first place. This is a great product though. I want it.

No problem with my Web Electrics kit either. I talked to the owner who said he had addressed earlier concerns. I have used other of their kits and found them responsive and willing to make anything right without pointing fingers.

The only problem I had on the install was removing the center light bar. I found that loosening the wing nuts a few turns and rapping on the studs with a wooden mallet saved a lot of tugging and swearing.

Can anyone tell me if any of the 70's Challengers had sequential tail lights from the factory ?

Can anyone tell me if any of the 70's Challengers had sequential tail lights from the factory ?

Nope. Not an option.

Thank you for the prompt response, thats what I thought but wanted to be sure before installing the kit which appears to have various problems anyway.

Regards,

Dom

Thank you for the prompt response, thats what I thought but wanted to be sure before installing the kit which appears to have various problems anyway.

Regards,

Dom

Deciding to install the kit based on it's appearance, function, or reliability makes perfect sense to me.

Whether it was or was not an option over 40 years ago or not didn't really weigh into my own thinking, but to each their own!

Cheers!

There's alot of truth to that. Just curious and wondering about some of the problems that have arisen.

Regards

Dom

Is this kit plug and play, or is wire splicing required and light socket replacing required? Thanks

Can anyone tell me if any of the 70's Challengers had sequential tail lights from the factory ?

actually it was a Ford/Mercury thing from the 60's

saw a Challenger today with these lights... I thought awesome.

I had heard about them for a while but didn't want them cause it was a Ford thing not a Dodge thing but after seeing them, who cares..

saw a Challenger today with these lights... I thought awesome.

I had heard about them for a while but didn't want them cause it was a Ford thing not a Dodge thing but after seeing them, who cares..

I love mine, and they were easy enough to put in too. Got mine at RPI. Highly recommended. :thumbsup:

Not an issue with mine. Directions were clear but the illustrations could have been better.
Take your time and it goes well. The issues I have heard were.
1. They are to fast. Mine are fantastic
2. They are more of a power drain. Never noticed & car is equipped with an alternator.
3. On occasion they may trip out and speed up while in use. I have seen this after sitting at a light forever. Next turn was back to normal and hav'ent seen the issue again.
4. They are to much like the stang. The use of all 4 lights stretch out over 15 inches and looks nothing like the stang. If it was a ford thing...we took it and now we own it.
5. Concern with cops and law. Looks so much like a factory option, will never hear of this being an issue.
Outstanding inexpensive mod to date.
‪Web Electric sequential tail lights‬‏ - YouTube (http://youtu.be/ty1vHfKvL4M)

Not an issue with mine. Directions were clear but the illustrations could have been better.


I went to the Webelectric website and printed out the instructions, much cleaner pics and easier to follow. 9 pages worth. :thumbsup: