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Lighted Tesla T Pre-order List
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Ditto on the questions. The mod is uber cool, but I'd want it to basically behave like the daytime running lights: on when the car is on. Or is that already how it works?
The remote remembers the previous setting but I'n not sure how it behaves when it's power is switched on and off by another source. I'll check that when I get my car back from service on Friday.
A-E
Former Vendor
I'm up for a New Jersey install session and workshop. I used to live in Princeton so that would be my choice.
Did you find the answer on this when you got your car back? If it goes on and off with the DRL (or headlights, either way works for me), then I'm in! The wife thought it was "a little pimp my ride", but gave it the ok
Caloncho
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drtko147
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Maybe you should indicate those experts in our areas that can help with installation. Like Hawaii, where I am.
scole04
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60. scole04
For those living in the dmv I would be open to a bulk install so we can all save some money.
For those living in the dmv I would be open to a bulk install so we can all save some money.
Just made the final production arrangements with Oznium. We're going to make these via an injection mold instead of 3D printing. That will lower the cost to $165.00 plus about $10.00 for shipping and handling. The LED PCB will be waterproofed and sealed within the T and arch. For easier installation each will come with custom 3M double faced tape on both sides. The kit will be delivered completely assembled, making installation very easy. The T and arch will be guaranteed for the life of the car with a no-questions-asked return policy.
Production will begin at the end of next week. Creating the injection mold will take some time, and Oznium anticipates delivery in 2 - 2 1/2 months.
I'm going to start working on complete installation instructions. But this will be quite easy. All that will be required is removal of the nose come, drilling of two small holes in the nose cone in the areas behind the T and arch so the wires can be run through, removal of the chrome T and arch with dental floss, then attaching the lighted T and arch and the original Tesla pieces to the nose cone with the 3M tape (just pressing them on will do the trick) and powering the device through a tap to a fuse or the headlight/running light power (simple wiring connections) For those who want special effects, the Oznium 12 volt LED dimmer and strobe remote switch, which syncs with HomeLink, can be ordered along with the kit at a discount and easily wired into the system.
We have about 60 on the waiting list now. The first production run will be for everyone on that list, no matter how high it goes (manufacturing capacity is not limited).
Production will begin at the end of next week. Creating the injection mold will take some time, and Oznium anticipates delivery in 2 - 2 1/2 months.
I'm going to start working on complete installation instructions. But this will be quite easy. All that will be required is removal of the nose come, drilling of two small holes in the nose cone in the areas behind the T and arch so the wires can be run through, removal of the chrome T and arch with dental floss, then attaching the lighted T and arch and the original Tesla pieces to the nose cone with the 3M tape (just pressing them on will do the trick) and powering the device through a tap to a fuse or the headlight/running light power (simple wiring connections) For those who want special effects, the Oznium 12 volt LED dimmer and strobe remote switch, which syncs with HomeLink, can be ordered along with the kit at a discount and easily wired into the system.
We have about 60 on the waiting list now. The first production run will be for everyone on that list, no matter how high it goes (manufacturing capacity is not limited).
