Here a few clips of my latest mod.
http://media.putfile.com/hummerlights-009

http://media.putfile.com/hummerlights-007

http://media.putfile.com/hummerlights-008

I do have some install pics if anyone is interested.

Here a few clips of my latest mod.
http://media.putfile.com/hummerlights-009

http://media.putfile.com/hummerlights-007

http://media.putfile.com/hummerlights-008

I do have some install pics if anyone is interested.

Do you have a short?

Just kiddin! On my old motorcycle I put in a Whelen SP650 hide-a-way strobe kit, it looked too cool when I was doing a nice smoke show! It even had strobe patterns that you could pick from!

The vid kinda sucks it was my first try. They are alternating strobes, whelen as well. Not sure that Ill be doing any smoke shows with the hummer but you never know. I found the kit in a box I had tucked away and figured why not? They could come in handy check the avatar.

That's cool! Like the avatar!

I had 6 on my motorcycle, and it was really cool looking. I would turn them on from time to time - but I had hit the switch one time, and this guy in front of me pulled over. I was like - oops...and the strobes were the clear ones, not even the blues.

I had them set up to flash like this:

FRONT:
Left (3 micro bursts)right off
right (3 micro burts)left off

SIDES:
right (3 micro bursts) left off
left (3 micro bursts)right off

BACK:
left (3 mirco burst)right off
right(3 micro burst)left off


All these would be going at the same time. I could also switch from high power to low power! It was pretty cool!

tough to judge by the vid, but they seem cool...guy I know had stillen do some in his escalade...they are pretty cool


I like the set up on yours...was the install hard?

Here are some shots of my 2000 929 I used to have.

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Cool pics vstomper, I assume you did the rear as well? Install on these is not rear difficult. All you need is a power supply, and 4 strobes. I wired the power supply hot, ground and a switch to the strobe power leads, drilled a couple one inch holes in the headlights and reverse lights, popped in the strobes, then hooked them to the power supply. I took my time and spent about 4 hours on the project but I dont see why it couldn't be done in about two or three hours. I've seen kits on ebay. The strobes are extremely bright, I'll see if I cant figure out how to get a better video and post it later.

Sounds like the same thing almost! I did do the rear on the bike as well! It is a hard thing to capture on vid, I will agree!

if its for show you could alway put some strobes in your a/c vents.

looks good