1RADKIA
Active Member
First: a HUGE thanks to Stinger GT & Me (YouTube Channel)! Your videos have been quite helpful, and was THE biggest reason I thought this project was worth doing.. and one I could do myself!
My fellow Scorpions (and Bees/Wasp)... The Sequential Tail Light Mod is Done - and I love the difference! It turned out to be a fairly simple and reasonably priced modification which will set your Stinger apart from the "stockers" and actually improve rear visibility for drivers "on your six". I did NOT have to lift the car to accomplish any of the work. It took me around 6 hours - which will likely be less for those not as detail oriented as I am. The only drawback I can see is you will have to attach new wires to your cars existing wiring harness either by splicing - or some other means you may choose. Additionally, some folks have stated it may not be legal in their state (or gather negative attention by the Police).
I have included some pics of the project on my profile page and included a wiring guide. Check it out if you'd like. I affixed any loose wiring to the inside wheel wells by using foil tape.. so nothing should move around or be effected by heat. Getting access to the screw holding in the reflector (and subsequently the new tail light) was the most difficult part. I loosened the exhaust tips and moved them for better access (2 bolts - bottom, 2 screws - top). My project difficulty rating on this; 2 out of 5. Cheers, db
My fellow Scorpions (and Bees/Wasp)... The Sequential Tail Light Mod is Done - and I love the difference! It turned out to be a fairly simple and reasonably priced modification which will set your Stinger apart from the "stockers" and actually improve rear visibility for drivers "on your six". I did NOT have to lift the car to accomplish any of the work. It took me around 6 hours - which will likely be less for those not as detail oriented as I am. The only drawback I can see is you will have to attach new wires to your cars existing wiring harness either by splicing - or some other means you may choose. Additionally, some folks have stated it may not be legal in their state (or gather negative attention by the Police).
I have included some pics of the project on my profile page and included a wiring guide. Check it out if you'd like. I affixed any loose wiring to the inside wheel wells by using foil tape.. so nothing should move around or be effected by heat. Getting access to the screw holding in the reflector (and subsequently the new tail light) was the most difficult part. I loosened the exhaust tips and moved them for better access (2 bolts - bottom, 2 screws - top). My project difficulty rating on this; 2 out of 5. Cheers, db
