LED Turn signal Equlzer?

[webberOU]

Quick question and probably a fast answer. I've looked and looked but couldn't seem to find a definitive answer. Do I "HAVE to HAVE" a load equalizer if I install Chromglow fork wrap LEDs. I know the blink rate is much faster but i figure it will be more noticable so why not just leave it. I'm not going to blow a fuse or shorten out anything am I? leaving the back ones stock for now. Thanks!!

[CrossRoads]

Originally Posted by webberOU

Quick question and probably a fast answer. I've looked and looked but couldn't seem to find a definitive answer. Do I "HAVE to HAVE" a load equalizer if I install Chromglow fork wrap LEDs. I know the blink rate is much faster but i figure it will be more noticable so why not just leave it. I'm not going to blow a fuse or shorten out anything am I? leaving the back ones stock for now. Thanks!!

You won't burn anything, but you might get a ticket - quoting from my memory, the legal speed for turn-signals is 60-120 flashes per minute. Even if you do get a ticket, you won't get your license suspended.

[webberOU]

Didn't know that, thanks! Will one equalizer work both back and front? i've read mixed answers.

[Mrwadman]

Originally Posted by webberOU

Didn't know that, thanks! Will one equalizer work both back and front? i've read mixed answers.

http://www.chromeglow.com/catalog.asp?prodid=650635

One is all you need. Put this on my High Ball. Zenolen Infernal LEDs front and back. Normal flash speed all around. You will not get a fast flash if you loose a turn signal with this set up like you would with Halogens and one burned out.