Turn Signal ideas

[1946]

My solution to the indicators for the speedster. The top of head lamps is fitted with a two section LED, one being for the running/park lamp and the other is an indicator. The lamps on the mudguard/fender are indicators, the rear guards/fenders have the same facing to the rear. the speedster still has a way to go, as can be seen by the photo, before the first road trial.

[whirnot]

Originally Posted by Y-Blockhead

Nice Woodie... I agree with the "bulbs will need to be appropriate for a turn signals". Those 35 watt bulbs would be pretty bright for turn signals.


My front turn signals are in the headlights using the running lights socket in the reflector. You can just see the amber bulb.


In the rear I have these lights with LEDs in them.

I have heard of this before, but do the turn signals show up with the headlights on?
I would be concerned that someone would not see it thinking the headlight was just loose.

[30 Closed Cab PU]

Originally Posted by katy

A couple of these, only in red, magnetic mount, they're just "parked" there.

Thanks, I have one of those in amber to put on the back for night driving, really strong magnets, very very bright, $15 on sale at Farm and Fleet.

[jboggess]

I dont like the in between the bumper ones either, this is what i came up with.

[Badpuppy]

If you add 4 independent LED lamps, you'll need an electronic flasher -
https://www.ledlight.com/flasher-6-v...e-chassis.aspx

12 volt negative ground e-flashers are a lot more common.