Daytime driving lights

[dredgeguy]

Thanks to Jim Voter for taking the time to install the daytime running lights module. The parking lights and amber side markers light up on the high/bright filaments. In the past, if I had the parking lights on it was on the low filaments and the tail lights were on.

[WVZR-1]

I'm guessing you didn't activate the rest of the actual DRL function. Correct?

In your vicinity I believe there are stretches of highway that require "lights on" even for daytime travel. I wouldn't think this would pass the test. Do they?

[nelson007]

Hey Charlie,
Did you have Jim install them for our fall run at the drag strip, that way I will be able to see you when pull away. LOL
Nelson007


=dredgeguy;213869]Thanks to Jim Voter for taking the time to install the daytime running lights module. The parking lights and amber side markers light up on the high/bright filaments. In the past, if I had the parking lights on it was on the low filaments and the tail lights were on.[/QUOTE]

[dredgeguy]

The DRL module activates the yellow turn signals in front and the yellow side markers. Doubt this would qualify for true "lights on". If needed, I would just turn on my parking lights with fog lights activated.

Nelson, missed you but understand you were running around Hersey with a sign around your neck looking for 1930 car pieces...............

[QB93Z]

I am glad that you are happy with the mod.

The module/kit was well made and well documented. The installation was as easy as any wiring job that involves opening wire bundles ever is. NOTE: The installation requires cutting wires to the front park/turn lights. The kit comes with wire nuts to make connections. Charlie and I decided to solder the connections after we used the wire nuts to verify the set up.

For anyone interested in always on running lights, here is a link to Web Electric Products:

http://www.webelectricproducts.com/products.htm (http://www.webelectricproducts.com/products.htm)

Just look for Charlie's beautiful 1992 ZR-1. It is the display model for the product.

Jim

[WVZR-1]

I read the instructions for the install and the questions I had regarding what they call "synchronization" answered my questions. It's certainly an inexpensive add. Interesting

I couldn't link the instructions but there's a link to "instructions" in the left column from Jim's link to the product.

[GOLDCYLON]

I've been running this mod for 6 years now. It's a great safety mod and very affordable