Notchback Taillight custom LED-setup by Fieromaniac
Started on : 11-25-2007 02:39 PM
Replies : 97 (10607 views)
Last post by : KillerFrogg on 08-30-2013 03:37 AM
Jan 20th, 2008
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
02:58 PM
SAFASTRO Member Posts: 604 From: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Registered: Nov 2006
Dang.....that's a lot of hole drilling!!!!!
Looks great! Can't wait to see this installed.
Keep up the great work!
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11:23 PM
Jan 21st, 2008
swisscheese Member Posts: 537 From: somewhere over the pond Registered: Oct 2005
Fiero1Fan Member Posts: 4364 From: Brachttal, Germany Registered: Sep 2005
Now that is a lot of work but looks to be worth it!!
09:28 AM
Mister Member Posts: 1975 From: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Registered: Aug 2004
Amazing work Fieromaniac, only minor issue is the alignment of the LEDs. Are they glued in already?
10:56 AM
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
i used hot glue to fix them a little and for better allignment
i tried to allign them when not online but its very hard so i allign them now and fix their position than. (using a hair dryer)
maybe i need to modify the heads of the LED too as you see in the pic from directly infront they are really bright in centre maybe too bright.
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11:59 AM
Jan 25th, 2008
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
white lense,right taillight before soldering and allignment
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1984 Fiero Sport 1987 Fiero <- Ethanol powered Batmobile
1984 Fiero SE 1999 Chrysler Grand Voyager 3.3 LX <-LPG powered family car
*** nuclear winter cures global warming ***
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11:50 AM
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
dammit , these babys are bright
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02:24 PM
Tusch Member Posts: 222 From: Dayton, OH Registered: Mar 2006
I can't wait to see a finished product!!!
04:27 PM
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
now iam tired .....
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1984 Fiero Sport 1987 Fiero <- Ethanol powered Batmobile
1984 Fiero SE 1999 Chrysler Grand Voyager 3.3 LX <-LPG powered family car
*** nuclear winter cures global warming ***
[This message has been edited by Fieromaniac (edited 01-25-2008).]
05:57 PM
Muncie282 Member Posts: 37 From: Indianapolis Registered: Jan 2008
that looks really good. its coming out really well.
10:20 PM
PFF
System Bot
Jan 26th, 2008
Chris Hodson Member Posts: 3093 From: Carpentersville Registered: Aug 2006
wow thats alot of LED's!
02:04 AM
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
outer glass polished , lenses installed
------------------1984 Fiero Sport 1987 Fiero <- Ethanol powered Batmobile1984 Fiero SE 1999 Chrysler Grand Voyager 3.3 LX <-LPG powered family car *** nuclear winter cures global warming ***
10:22 AM
Fie Ro Member Posts: 3735 From: Soest, The Netherlands Registered: Sep 2001
quote Originally posted by Fieromaniac:
thanks
lol
01:57 PM
Jan 27th, 2008
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
left white lense 99 Led
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1984 Fiero Sport 1987 Fiero <- Ethanol powered Batmobile
1984 Fiero SE 1999 Chrysler Grand Voyager 3.3 LX <-LPG powered family car
*** nuclear winter cures global warming ***
[This message has been edited by Fieromaniac (edited 01-27-2008).]
01:49 PM
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
------------------1984 Fiero Sport 1987 Fiero <- Ethanol powered Batmobile1984 Fiero SE 1999 Chrysler Grand Voyager 3.3 LX <-LPG powered family car *** nuclear winter cures global warming ***
04:11 PM
Muncie282 Member Posts: 37 From: Indianapolis Registered: Jan 2008
no E?
08:14 PM
Jan 28th, 2008
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
quote Originally posted by Muncie282: no E?
was tired and thought before solering myself onto the LED i get some sleep
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01:16 AM
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
FIE wired
off to work now
------------------1984 Fiero Sport 1987 Fiero <- Ethanol powered Batmobile1984 Fiero SE 1999 Chrysler Grand Voyager 3.3 LX <-LPG powered family car *** nuclear winter cures global warming ***
03:57 AM
fiero go fast Member Posts: 1728 From: Royersford, PA Registered: Apr 2002
Could you post a picture of the back with the soldered together? I want to see how you have that organized. It looks like it may be hard keeping it from turning into a giant mess of solder. Great thread! Plus for you! Keep up the good work. Definitely something I wouldn't mind trying some day. Matt
10:09 AM
86_fiero_gt_92 Member Posts: 452 From: toronto, ontario, canada Registered: Nov 2007
wow if i had a notchback those would be on my shoping list.
10:17 AM
PFF
System Bot
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
i call it chaotic/creative soldering
lol
6 red LED in a row + 75 Ohm resistor , or 5 LED in a Row + 180Ohm or 4 White LED + 22Ohm Resistor .with safetyzone calculated
I think i will put an transistor cirquit in front of each line to prevent powerspikes ... or not because massive powerspike would blast the transistor first and then the rest so dont know yet.
------------------1984 Fiero Sport 1987 Fiero <- Ethanol powered Batmobile1984 Fiero SE 1999 Chrysler Grand Voyager 3.3 LX <-LPG powered family car *** nuclear winter cures global warming ***
10:40 AM
JimmyS Member Posts: 4666 From: Lehigh Acres, Florida Registered: Apr 2006
Feb 3rd, 2008
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
02:21 PM
86_fiero_gt_92 Member Posts: 452 From: toronto, ontario, canada Registered: Nov 2007
install them NOW
THAY LOOK NICE
02:39 PM
Erik Member Posts: 5625 From: Des Moines, Iowa Registered: Jul 2002
So how many sets are you going to make?
07:48 PM
Mister Member Posts: 1975 From: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Registered: Aug 2004
WOW
You are nothing short then a MAD MAN...
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09:36 PM
Feb 4th, 2008
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
building an "poweradapter" for the bay15d socket
bay = bayonett
15 = 15mm diameter
d = double pin
my piece of would was a lil too thick
now its ok
2 nails as Pins
------------------1984 Fiero Sport 1987 Fiero <- Ethanol powered Batmobile1984 Fiero SE 1999 Chrysler Grand Voyager 3.3 LX <-LPG powered family car *** nuclear winter cures global warming ***
11:07 AM
Muncie282 Member Posts: 37 From: Indianapolis Registered: Jan 2008
that is beautiful do you think you could make a small vid of it functioning once you get it in the car?
10:51 PM
Feb 5th, 2008
Austrian Import Member Posts: 3919 From: Monterey, CA Registered: Feb 2007
This is just gorgeous!!!
Wow!!
I'm guessing you're REALLY good at hotglueing and soldering now.
12:11 AM
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
quote Originally posted by Muncie282: that is beautiful do you think you could make a small vid of it functioning once you get it in the car?
sure , ill do a vid when its installed
i have to change the turnlight relays because i change the other turnlights to LED too and the original Fiero turnlightsystem is a resistor based system .
LED have a very small resistor compared to a set of normal lamps so i guess if i fit the LED taillight panel to the original relay that they will blink veeeery fast or they dont blink.
------------------1984 Fiero Sport 1987 Fiero <- Ethanol powered Batmobile1984 Fiero SE 1999 Chrysler Grand Voyager 3.3 LX <-LPG powered family car *** nuclear winter cures global warming ***
02:38 AM
PFF
System Bot
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
quote Originally posted by Austrian Import: This is just gorgeous!!! Wow!! I'm guessing you're REALLY good at hotglueing and soldering now.
parts of my fingertips and some hairs are missing
was a bad smell in my room soldering flux + burned hairs + burned skin + hot glue + the polish i used for the outer glasses
------------------1984 Fiero Sport 1987 Fiero <- Ethanol powered Batmobile1984 Fiero SE 1999 Chrysler Grand Voyager 3.3 LX <-LPG powered family car *** nuclear winter cures global warming ***
02:40 AM
Feb 7th, 2008
Fieromaniac Member Posts: 980 From: Hamburg, Germany Registered: Nov 2006
08:28 AM
doublec4 Member Posts: 8289 From: Oakville, Ontario, Canada Registered: Jun 2003
Absolutely awesome!
08:47 PM
LeviM Member Posts: 169 From: Liberty University Registered: Apr 2006
quote Originally posted by doublec4: Absolutely awesome!
^ agreed, great looking project
09:53 PM
Feb 8th, 2008
Jncomutt Member Posts: 8900 From: Charlotte, NC Registered: Apr 2001
Looks great!
03:12 AM
Joe Torma Member Posts: 3485 From: Hillsborough, NJ USA Registered: Jul 2001
Pretty frickin' sweet! Nice work!
09:09 AM
Austrian Import Member Posts: 3919 From: Monterey, CA Registered: Feb 2007
Looks great!! If I understand this correctly, you could do any lighting pattern you want. Could you do Audi R8 style taillights? (rectangles)
08:15 PM
86_fiero_gt_92 Member Posts: 452 From: toronto, ontario, canada Registered: Nov 2007
wow thoes look so cool
08:25 PM
Wii Bird Member Posts: 264 From: Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada Registered: Oct 2007
Big Congratulations go out to you, for the most creative/time consuming custom tail lights ever done. I vote for a Top Design award.
09:45 PM