Find 1969 Mustang MULTI-Pattern Sequential LED Tail Lights in Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States, for US $275.00

Condition:New Brand:Easy Performance Products Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:CST10-MUS69 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Placement on Vehicle:Rear

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1969 Mustang Multiple Pattern Sequential LED Tail Light Kit Information

Number of Sequential Patterns: 10 >> Industry First <<
(not including demonstration and standard flash modes)

Number of Panels per kit: 6

Input Voltage: 11 - 15 volts

All Mounting Hardware Included: Yes

Number of Red LEDs per Panel: 30

Tail Light Operational Functions: Turn Signal Light, Brake Light, Running Light and Emergency Flash

Standard Flash Mode: Flashes all LEDs in all panels together with the flasher relay or solid light with brake, mimics light bulb operation

Demonstration Mode: Steps through each sequential pattern cyclically, flashes each sequence 6 times before stepping to the next sequence, then repeats

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1969 Mustang 6 Panel Kit	1969 Mustang installed in back housing

Sequential LED Tail Light Features

Lifetime warranty

Multiple, user selectable sequential patterns included at no cost

Plug-n-play wiring to your OEM light bulb sockets for simple installation¹

Replaces incandescent bulbs with reliable, brighter LEDs

All kits are engineered for simple mounting, wiring and operation

Self contained circuitry, no separate control module to mount

Simple pushbutton to change sequential patterns

Works with OEM and aftermarket housings and lenses

Designed to utilize all available illumination area of lenses

Performs turn signal, brake, running light, emergency flash and back-up lighting where applicable

LED Voltage is internally regulated, assures constant brightness regardless of vehicle voltage

Upgradeable programming

Does not draw any power when ignition is Off

Maintains tail light housing's waterproof sealing

Requires low current draw flasher module, sold separately

¹ LED Panels must be wired to ignition power source for sequential functions.

LED Sequential Tail Lights Comparison

Feature comparison to competitive product
Feature	Easy Performance	Leading Competitor
Lifetime warranty	Yes	Yes
Multiple Sequential Patterns	Yes	No
Plug-n-Play Signal Wiring	Yes	No
Self Contained Circuitry	Yes	Yes
Utilizes all available lighting area	Yes	Not always
Upgradable programming	Yes	No
No power drain on battery with ignition Off	Yes	No
Maintains tail light housing's waterproof sealing	Yes	Not always
Requires low current draw flasher relay	Yes	Yes

Sequential LED Tail Lights for Classic Vehicles

The Classic Sequential Tail Light (CST) kits are direct retrofit and replacement for incandescent light bulbs in classic vehicles. These kits incorporate high efficiency LED lights that increase tail light brightness, reliability and longevity. The kits replace all the functionality of the light bulbs they replace. This includes low level running light illumination, brake light illumination, turn signal illumination, emergency flash and back-up lighting where applicable. In addition, the kit includes a self-contained microprocessor and circuitry to enable a multitude of sequential lighting patterns. There is no separate sequential lighting control module to mount and wire up. The kit is designed to work with OEM tail light housing and lenses as well as aftermarket components.

The simple installation requires a quick mounting of the LED lighting panel to the tail light housing or lens, depending on application and plugging in the wired bulb plug(s) into the factory bulb socket(s). If sequential lighting patterns are desired, then the attached pink wire must be wired to +12 volt ignition power.

A pushbutton switch on the back or front of the light panel is used to select from any of the pre-programmed sequential patterns. Each press of the switch steps panel through each of the available patterns. Selection is performed while panel is powered up so user can observe each pattern until the desired pattern is determined. The selection is stored in memory within the onboard controller so every time vehicle is started, the same pattern is used.

When ignition power is Off, the tail light panels do not draw any power from the vehicle. This eliminates unnecessary current draw on the battery that can lead to a dead battery over time. The exclusive design also allows the tail light panel to perform running light, brake light and emergency flasher functions when the vehicle is not running. This allows running illumination and warning flashers when the key is out of the ignition. Ignition must be On to provide sequential flashing.

Each CST kit is uniquely engineered for each application. Unlike many aftermarket LED panels, our panels are specifically designed to utilize all available lighting area available in the tail light lenses. The panels will often light up areas that the OEM lighting does not illuminate. This provides the vehicle with the absolute brightest and most noticeable tail light function. In addtion, the kits are specifically engineered to not compromise the waterproof sealing of the tail light housings. This eliminates the chance of water intrusion which can lead to condensation, fogging and corrosion within the tail light housings. Many aftermarket kits can not make this claim.

Easy Performance Products has been named a 2012 Global Media Award Winner at the SEMA Show for their Classic Car Sequential LED Tail Light kits from a panel of international judges as one of the best new international products at the show. Easy Performance Products is an industry leader for designing Sequential tail lights for Classic vehicles.

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