75 Corvette Resto Mod

[denpo]

Thanks Denpo!

You're welcome buddy, looking forward to see the completed taillights.

 

[bobs77vet]

very very nice

 

[Richard454]

WOW- really coming along NICELY!!!!

Don't know what you are using to control the lights- but these flasher modules from Speedway Motors are inexpensive and you can wire them to do several different sequential modes-

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Sequential-LED-Tail-Light-Kit,54987.html



Here's how I handled my back-up lights-

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[gabbett1]

I'm using dc/dc variable output power supplies.

http://www.powerstream.com/dcp.htm

 

[gabbett1]

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[gabbett1]

Here is a video of my tail lights in progress. Thanks again Denpo :friends:

[ame]www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJTI1tdlbYU[/ame]

 

[denpo]

Here is a video of my tail lights in progress. Thanks again Denpo :friends:

https://youtu.be/lJTI1tdlbYU

You're welcome buddy.
If you enter the URL in its original form (www.youtube.com), it shows up in the post :

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[phantomjock]

WOW! Those are BRIGHT! And, THANKS for the link to Powerstream too.
Cheers - Jim

 

[gabbett1]

Here is a video of my tail lights in progress. Thanks again Denpo :friends:

https://youtu.be/lJTI1tdlbYU

You're welcome buddy.
If you enter the URL in its original form (www.youtube.com), it shows up in the post :

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJTI1tdlbYU[/ame]

Nice! Thanks, I was trying to figure that out, lol.

 

[gabbett1]

Right now the wiring is being done. I'm installing a few of Dakota Ditigal's modules as well as some VHX gauges. Should be a nice install. Also in the photos you can see a Race Logic box. It's a traction control system that uses wheel speed sensors. Nobody else out there seems to use that method and RL stopped making them so I bought a bunch of them before you no longer could, lol. They will support them still.









Here you can get a look at the finished nose piece without the ugly bumpers that originally came on the car. I can't wait to see it all together!

 

[gabbett1]

Here is a shot of the rear bumper piece. Definitely will be a unique piece.

 

[denpo]

Very cool. I like it.

 

[gabbett1]

They fired the engine just the other day. I have a video but it's poor quality. I'll upload one of my own when I get a chance to head over there and use my camera. Everything is coming along smoothly. Getting excited!

 

[bobs77vet]

very nice....its looking great!

 

[gabbett1]

Thanks! It's coming together better than I had imagined!

 

[gabbett1]

Here are some photos I took from my last visit before they were ready to start the engine.



Grill shot


Tail light wiring


Side shot

 

[gabbett1]

Here is an update of the car. Get to see the rear bumper on, with exhaust, doors, side mirrors, front marker lights and headlights!

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QI3jIWL8hNQ[/ame]

 

[gabbett1]

Images from the last visit.

 

[SRountree]

Nice work. What kind of gauges are you using and is there anything you had to change in order to use them? I would love to do the same.

 

[gabbett1]

Nice work. What kind of gauges are you using and is there anything you had to change in order to use them? I would love to do the same.

Those are Dakota Digital. Anyone could use them I'm sure.