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Nov 3, 2014 | 07:27 PM

maverick2076

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From: Rosenberg

Custom Dynamics help

I need a little help from you Custom Dynamics gurus out there. I'm planning out my redo of my Street Glide's lighting, and I want to make sure I get everything to do all that I want to do.

For the front, I'll be doing the TL7 and the dynamic strips turn signals.

For the rear, I plan on getting rid of the stock SG signals completely. I want to go with the CD LED Tribar as a run/brake light, the plasma rods as run/brake/turn, and the Plugz as brake/turn lights. I would also like to have a flasher that flashes the brake lights and then goes steady when I apply the brakes. Here is my list so far:

http://www.customdynamics.com/dynamic_strips.htm

http://www.customdynamics.com/street...LED_Fender_Tip

http://www.customdynamics.com/plugz.htm

http://www.customdynamics.com/plasma_rod_led_lights.htm (x2)

PDC's x2

My questions are:

Is there anything else I need to make the lights work the way I want?

Does CD make a brake flasher that works for the 2014 SG? If not, does someone else?

Are the 8" the longest plasma rods that will work on the stock SG fender, or can I go longer?

Can someone recommend a good, clean plate mount, preferably with an integrated plate light, that comes in gloss black and will eliminate the turn signal bar?

Thanks for all your help!

Nov 3, 2014 | 07:55 PM

Springerfan

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From: Omaha

CD help

I put the Dynamic Strips on mine and doing something similar at the rear with Plasma Rods. For the Dynamic Strips I didn't have to do anything but plug them in, no equalizer needed on the new models. The instructions include a procedure if you get a fast flash and how to clear it but I didn't need it. For the rear you need a breakout module from CD plugs in between the taillight plugs under the seat and splits out the brake turn wires but a bonus is that you can wire everything up to the module without splicing into the factory harness. I can't remember the part # but if you call CD tech support they will tell you exactly what you need. CD does not have a brake strobe for Rushmore models yet but should be out soon. Hope this helps, it's a simple job.