quote Originally posted by Austrian Import: Looks great!! If I understand this correctly, you could do any lighting pattern you want. Could you do Audi R8 style taillights? (rectangles)

i iam planning 3 red rectangles with 5mm LED (same size like the Fiero in this here ) surrounded by a rectangle of 10mm LED like in this set here .
iam calculating 1440LED aat least for this type . 5 mm LED let the rectangles appear as solid rectangle .

the idea of changing the taillightstyle by a selector will be in 3rd set i guess .

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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

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Fieromaniac, I'm amazed at all the innovative projects you've posted here. Looking forward to seeing the final result of this one.

+ for you

SWEEEETTTT!!!! PM me if you plan to sell any of these, or take on "custom" design commissions.

~M

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Concept page - http://www.michael-blue.com/IndyIMSA.htm
'85 GT 4sp white - SOLD | | '85 2M6 Auto red - SOLD | | '84 2M4 bare chassis - SOLD
Crap, I'm out of Fieros! Time to buy another!! - "Your mileage may vary."

you should make led gt tail lights

i will do a set of GT Lights ,
first the "Terrorpeach" i painted will get a set of notchie LED lights with black tainted glasses

fitted a set in a formula today







nightshot

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1984 Fiero Sport
1987 Fiero
1984 Fiero SE
1999 Chrysler Grand Voyager 3.3 LX LPG

*** nuclear winter cures global warming ***

another nightshot

quote Originally posted by Fieromaniac: 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

What did you use to hold these in?

damn dude its amazing what a little time money and patients can pull off nice job dude

quote Originally posted by jmbishop: What did you use to hold these in?

thats for the original lampholders . they fit in where the normal lamps supposed to be
Dont wanted to damage the cables so i build this adapter with the form of a standard 2 pole lamp

Right, but what holds them in? Is it a interference fit, glue or did you ad more pins to lock it in like the bayonets on the original bulb?

quote Originally posted by jmbishop: Right, but what holds them in? Is it a interference fit, glue or did you ad more pins to lock it in like the bayonets on the original bulb?

aaah , yes i added little "noses" on the sides do match the profile of the lamp

.... note to myself : dont answer forum threads before first coffee of the day

What did you make the "noses" out of?

wow amazing!
this might have been asked already.
i was to interested in the photos!
how much did it cost you to make and how long did it take you??
looks like a super time consuming project!
but worth it
i want to do something like this.

if i remember correct at all materialcost around 150$ plus a set of notchielamps plus some tools and polishing and solderingstuff

i will start a Fastbackset for Fiero1Fan after i finished my engine rebuild
and another notchieset with different styles and complete new acrylglass inner lenses

those
are
sexy as all hell

one thing though.. maybe a taillight lens tint? idk somehow the idea of seeing millions of LEDS while my tails are off isnt appealing
plus i have a black notchie and would hate to ruin the clean dark look..
either way its friggin awesome

Now all you need is to have a small computer to control each LED individually.

Then you could have the LEDs spell out STOP.

Or sequence flash to the right for right turn signal, left for left signal.

Or BACK OFF

Or scroll GET OFF OF MY BUMPER DUDE

Let your imagination go...

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85 Fiero 4 cyl
85 Fiero 2M6D (4.3l V6 Diesel w/ 3 speed auto)
88 Coupe 4 cyl (Going to Turbo Diesel and 4 sp auto)

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quote Originally posted by Fieromaniac: btw. the blue thing will get also one of these here : made by a friend of me

I know it is a bit old, but I am extremely interested in where this is sourced from. This will fit right in with the style that I am going for with my car.