Pumping breaks?

[Rar]

Awesome!!!!! Hubby is on the Custom Dynamics site now. I think I have my Christmas present chosen. :clap: Looks great.

 

[Rar]

I think one can never have too many lights. Before I moved to Plattsburgh from the Lake Placid- Saranac Lake, NY region a year ago, my car was rear ended twice over the years turning into my driveway. Folks were looking at the lake, leaves or whatever and never noticed I was stopped.

 

[donec]

I also down shift to aid in stopping but I don't just let the roaster's trans and engine do all the work. I also use the brake just not as much so people behind me know I am stopping.

 

[Bob Denman]

Rar,
Here's another brakelight setup; this one's from TricLEDS...

 

[daveinva]

Whoa, this many posts and nobody's suggested a simple brake light flasher?

I've got one of these on my RS, they make them for the RT as well-- step on your brakes, they flash a few times before going solid, no need to tap your feet no more.

http://www.esicycleproducts.com/magicbrakelightflasher.html

 

[NancysToy]

Whoa, this many posts and nobody's suggested a simple brake light flasher?

I've got one of these on my RS, they make them for the RT as well-- step on your brakes, they flash a few times before going solid, no need to tap your feet no more.

http://www.esicycleproducts.com/magicbrakelightflasher.html

It still only works if you actually hit (and hold) the brake pedal. The OP was worried that applying the pedal without braking could put her into limp mode. Without applying much brake pressure, it would be better to tap the brakes lightly a few times rather than hold the pedal (for the brake flasher) without applying the brakes firmly.