Here's a link for Badlands equalizers http://www.namzcustomcycleproducts.c...equalizers.htm

Also Custom Dynamics
http://www.customdynamics.com/loadeq...Load_Equalizer)

Custom Dynamics also has kits with the leds and load equalizers.

 

I have the badlands turn signal module as well. Turn signals are nice and bright and flash at a nice rate.
To me, the load equalizers are defeating the purpose of using LED's. My reason anyway. I use them to lesson the stress on the charging system.

 

Also worth noting some types overheat while in parade mode. I spent a lot of time researching and found one particular badlands module that does not get hot even in parade mode.

 

Thanks for the links.
I was thinking I'd have to use one LE for the front turn signals and one for the rear, hard wired with fast, splicing connectors.

Now I see the Badlands LE-03-A is a plug in. Without researching more (yet) it appears that this module will plug into my bike (1998 RK) somewhere and control front and rear turn signals?

That would be optimum. I'd jump on that like a pornstar on a hard dick!

 

I went to the Badlands site and I see the LE-03-A plugs in. Very nice if this corrects both front and rear turn signals?

I called Namz to inquire but no call back yet.

 

The circuit is split Left and Right. Front Left is on the same circuit as Front Right.

 

So.......does this mean that on LE module will correct flashing on front, rear, left and right?

 

Depends on how it's wired into the circuit. With that fancy HD canceling gizmo, I could see it go a couple of different ways with two, one left, one right, probably being how it would be wired up. I would also think that they would sell the resistors in pairs, because just one isn't going to do you much good. What they are calling a "module" may in fact be a pair of resistors with 4 plugs to wire in each set (L,R). If you can find a wiring diagram of instructions for the thing, we can take a look and make sure.

 

I installed Customer Dynamics rear turn signals and a Badlands LE-03-A to make them flash correctly. The equalizer just plugged in under the seat.

 

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This is what I was looking for. On Badlands site it showes LE 03-A just plugging in under the seat so no splicing needed...