[gunny]

Since our Stryker has a single turn indicator on the dash they say it requires a cross feed diode to be spliced in so the indicator works properly. Question’s are: 1st Where did you splice this in? in the dash, headlight, under the tank, under the seat etc. 2nd will these changes affect the auto off turn signal feature? I’m adding the Chrome Glow Fork Wraps. My rear lights are staying stock for now with the added run-turn-brake feature.
Thanks

 

[kraaazymike]

You don't need one. It'll work just fine without it.

 

[gunny]

Thanks mike!

 

[Skwerlee]

I'm running the Chrome Glow front LED fork wraps and the Custom LED integrated rear break light. I installed this relay so the flash rate returned to stock after adding LED's.

http://www.chromeglow.com/catalog.asp?prodid=753532&showprevnext=1

 

[strykerbrock]

Did you need the signal stabilizer as well with that flasher relay? Is the size 43mm for the Stryker forks?

 

[SmokenJoe]

Did you need the signal stabilizer as well with that flasher relay? Is the size 43mm for the Stryker forks?

41mm

 

[puma]

I'm running the ninja 636 integrated led rear light and the chrome glow fork wraps up front. You don't need to install a resister if you ok with them flashing a little faster. I cut factory connectors off the stock wires to plug in to the bikes wiring harness. The auto shut off will still work, it's just a little shorter (time).

 

[Skwerlee]

Did you need the signal stabilizer as well with that flasher relay? Is the size 43mm for the Stryker forks?

41mm...and no the flasher relay by itself is all you need. It stimply repalces the factory relay...couldn't be easier

 

[strykerbrock]

Thanks. It's ordered, will be here Monday!

 

[gravitas]

Just a quick caution..

If you use a heat gun like they recommend to make the strip plyable.. be very careful... the plastic can burn quite easily.

I used a heatgun used for heatshrink tubing and it burned the end pretty good. Still worked but discolored the outside so it doesn't look the same as the other LEDs

I'll be ordering a single piece replacement eventually and using a hair dryer next time.

 

[flpsmlps20]

Just a quick caution..

If you use a heat gun like they recommend to make the strip plyable.. be very careful... the plastic can burn quite easily.

I used a heatgun used for heatshrink tubing and it burned the end pretty good. Still worked but discolored the outside so it doesn't look the same as the other LEDs

I'll be ordering a single piece replacement eventually and using a hair dryer next time.

Thanks for the heads up I'll be sure to use a hair dryer instead of my heat gun.

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