40.00 rear end lighting mod

Draws about 10 volts, not sure of the amps, will check later
wally world 2" LED marker lights, 4 about 24 bucks, 1 6" brake light about 15.00
remove old bank of flickering dim 1157's and bang! Running lights (previously none) and seriously bright bank of brake lights. Replaced two brake light bulbs with 3496 bulbs, much brighter, only a hair more power required.

As it was- the only rear lights were the running lamps of the factory brake light housing- with the old 1157's (original stanleys) pitifully dull, coupled with the flat black back end....oy vay



Running lights, idling



idling with brake lights on




cheap mod, wally world to the rescue, quite a bit cheaper than other options.
Second pair of photos, standing back about 25 feet

nice mod!

I am looking for your reference of 3694s... with no luck. I did a search for 1157 replacement and found many of the LED options. Is that what the 3694s are? LEDs?

..oops... ³⁴⁹⁶, sorry

these
www.bulbs.com/espec.aspx?ID=13515
They are OUTSTANDING replacements, used them on my honda, the yammerhaw, my KLR650. Never had a woe, they are more expensive, I think 5ish for 2 pack

nice mod looks good.
my brother put a flashing brake light on his harley and its nice to know when he braking

i have one ? who is holding brake on.............lol

My invisible friend, lol.
a one gallon container of antifreeze. Handle on the foot pedal, you can see it

Thanks for the update. I thought you put LED in all.

Nope, not yet.
I'm eyeballing the headlight kits now to see whats cheap, what works.
turn signals are very bright with the 3496's.

The headlight still dims when you hit the brake, but not as much, more light, less watt draw, win win