motodynamic smoke integrated brake system
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addictionsola
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I like your box cutter there! Thanks for the video, just got the rumble concepts integrated kit, if it warms up outside it might get installed today!
i have not seen the rumble concept IT installed on the fz6r.. would you post pics when you complete for comparison?
addictionsola
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Definitely! Should warm up enough to get the goodies installed tomorrow or the next day!
Nice video man, watched it for gp to see how much it differed from my installation. Only thing I did diferently was I didn't cut the large zip tie holding the brake light wires in place to the frame. If you look closer you will see that it has a very long release handle in the unit that allows you to unratchet it and reuse it. I used it for cable management under the right rear tail to hold the new subharness along with the other wire glove tight. I also turned off the stop alert feature. In most cases it just confuses people behind you, "unless they have read the manual." More preference than anything. Happy riding! :Sport:
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RooKie
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I have the same setup. Super clean and really bright. Absolutely love it!
addictionsola
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Got the Rumble Concepts installed, http://www.600cc.org/forum/f89/rumble-concepts-integrated-tail-protons-f-e-24866/#post328681
I have this same tail light also. I love it. I still do not know what I want to do with my front turn signals. I had bought some rumble concepts flush mount ones but do not want to use them since they are not dual intensity for running lights.
Which RC's do you have? I went with the ghost smoke.
If you are handy with resistors and a soldering iron you can make them do both. mine do
I have the clear.
If you are handy with resistors and a soldering iron you can make them do both. mine do
So basically wire it so it is still one intensity but dual purpose? So it is either always on or flashing?
mine are always on @ half brightness and blink full.
I suppose I could make a how-to at some point but the way I did mine the parts are as expensive as my lights. I have male and female factory connectors on each side of a pcb I made so that you can still remove the lights if necessary. basically it just plugs in line with the lights.
I suppose I could make a how-to at some point but the way I did mine the parts are as expensive as my lights. I have male and female factory connectors on each side of a pcb I made so that you can still remove the lights if necessary. basically it just plugs in line with the lights.
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