Only reason I can think this is happening is since the led rings are the brake lights also that when you brake and turn on signal the car is freaking out for like half a sec and there's the delay.

 

Why does it even matter? Who the hell sees both front and rear lights at the same time?

Oncoming traffic will only see front signals. Rear drivers will only see your rear signals. Why does it matter that they blink alternately? Makes no difference.

 

Yeah that's why it doesn't really matter to me cause it looks great, but I do still want to find out why this is happening.

 

Misread what the issue was. That's not a big deal at all haha.

 

The module was designed this way so the brake lights take precedent over the turn signal

This way, there is no delay if the brakes and turn signal are applied at the same time

Nick C.

 

Just received these for my sedan who has these installed already is the installation as easy as it looks in the video.

 

Got a coupe and yes it was that simple. Followed the video its just a plug and that's it literally.

 

How do you like it and did you connect it so just the rings just show or both rings and the solid bulb.

 

Really like it since I never really did like the center bulb look with the led rings.

 

Did you order the coupe ones for your sedan?

 

Order this and do it yourself..

Tail as Turn? Module, DIY - Tail as Turn Modules - All Products

It's only $10. Shipping will be $5.

For $15 total you can get it to work for your sedan. I have a 2011 Sedan and that's what I used.

The other kit is the exact same thing but costs $40 + $5 shipping = $45 shipped.

You save $30. Same results.

The $40 kit is exclusively for coupes because it is a plug-n-play application and uses the G37 COUPE specific connectors.

The $10 kit is a generic kit that can be used for any cars (ANY as in Honda/Acura, Hyundai, Jeep, Toyota/Lexus, Kia, Subaru, ETC).

 

I'm going to install these on my sedan are the wire colors the same as the coupe. Just wanted to know if I cut the same wires they show in the video.

 

most likely they will be different. play it safe and borrow/get a multimeter and test for the correct wires to tap into.

 

Do I need a resister for this so it won't hyper blink.

 

yes you will need resistors for each tail light.