**LED Tails** 97-99only
05-17-2007 | 03:27 PM
#85
Just thought I'd share a few more pics.... first two pics are from when we left the huge Stillen meet last Saturday and were going to Hooters for the afterparty. I'm so glad I splurged for these.... Kevlo's LED's are teh hotness 
I'm surprised more people didn't jump all over these.....
I'm surprised more people didn't jump all over these.....
07-17-2007 | 09:55 PM
#91
I have just finished installing the boards for Digital. Unless I was doing something wrong, they were a little bit of a paine to set in place.
The control board is connected to the LED board with a very short wire. As a result, the LED board was in the way and would not allow me to get clear access inside the tail light, so that I would position the control board (and the intensity rotary ****) in a convinient manner. Thus, I cut the wires and soldered the longer ones along with spade connectors. Secondly to get the access to the rotary ****, in 2 left tails I belive, I had to drill extra holes (maybe that's an idea in the first place).
Otherwise - great work Kev.
Vlad
The control board is connected to the LED board with a very short wire. As a result, the LED board was in the way and would not allow me to get clear access inside the tail light, so that I would position the control board (and the intensity rotary ****) in a convinient manner. Thus, I cut the wires and soldered the longer ones along with spade connectors. Secondly to get the access to the rotary ****, in 2 left tails I belive, I had to drill extra holes (maybe that's an idea in the first place).
Otherwise - great work Kev.
Vlad
07-17-2007 | 11:17 PM
#92
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Good fix, I know exactly what your talking about.
Originally Posted by Ladzio
I have just finished installing the boards for Digital. Unless I was doing something wrong, they were a little bit of a paine to set in place.
The control board is connected to the LED board with a very short wire. As a result, the LED board was in the way and would not allow me to get clear access inside the tail light, so that I would position the control board (and the intensity rotary ****) in a convinient manner. Thus, I cut the wires and soldered the longer ones along with spade connectors. Secondly to get the access to the rotary ****, in 2 left tails I belive, I had to drill extra holes (maybe that's an idea in the first place).
Otherwise - great work Kev.
Vlad
The control board is connected to the LED board with a very short wire. As a result, the LED board was in the way and would not allow me to get clear access inside the tail light, so that I would position the control board (and the intensity rotary ****) in a convinient manner. Thus, I cut the wires and soldered the longer ones along with spade connectors. Secondly to get the access to the rotary ****, in 2 left tails I belive, I had to drill extra holes (maybe that's an idea in the first place).
Otherwise - great work Kev.
Vlad
07-18-2007 | 07:36 AM
#93
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Joined: May 2007
Posts: 15
Originally Posted by Kevlo911
This is quite sad. In case anyone wonders WHY company's do not want to make Maxima products or want to charge a hefty amount for them, THIS IS WHY! Looks like I am going to be lucky to make my money back on this. This will be my LAST investment into the Maxima community... I hope people are saving money, I know it has been less than a week but the interest on this is very weak. I hope people are waiting to get paid or something 
07-18-2007 | 10:07 AM
#94
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Joined: Dec 2000
Posts: 35,779
From: Lake Orion, MI
Originally Posted by Ladzio
I have just finished installing the boards for Digital. Unless I was doing something wrong, they were a little bit of a paine to set in place.
The control board is connected to the LED board with a very short wire. As a result, the LED board was in the way and would not allow me to get clear access inside the tail light, so that I would position the control board (and the intensity rotary ****) in a convinient manner. Thus, I cut the wires and soldered the longer ones along with spade connectors. Secondly to get the access to the rotary ****, in 2 left tails I belive, I had to drill extra holes (maybe that's an idea in the first place).
Otherwise - great work Kev.
Vlad
The control board is connected to the LED board with a very short wire. As a result, the LED board was in the way and would not allow me to get clear access inside the tail light, so that I would position the control board (and the intensity rotary ****) in a convinient manner. Thus, I cut the wires and soldered the longer ones along with spade connectors. Secondly to get the access to the rotary ****, in 2 left tails I belive, I had to drill extra holes (maybe that's an idea in the first place).
Otherwise - great work Kev.
Vlad
And I am NO LONGER selling these btw...
