Lazy eye

rrobldepo05 Feb 2013, 10:33

hi guys sorry i know im a pain but its my first sx and i have mutch to learn

just curious is there a proper lazy eye kit for the s13 or is the only way to cut the brown wire? im not realy keen on cutting any wires so id like to source a kit or just have a look at one so that i can copy it.

rrobldepo05 Feb 2013, 11:49

ive done the brown wire ting but the problem is that my lights dont stop in the same potition its as if the 2 lights are not syncronized? any thoughs on that

SSonOfAnarchy ZAadmin05 Feb 2013, 12:17

funny you mention that mine was fine and then started that aswell maybe try greasing the joints see if that helps.

DDrillergy05 Feb 2013, 14:22

there is a way by using 2 toggle switches and your relay box. it's non invasive so there's no cutting of wires.

I've got the video at home.

try YouTube.

rrobldepo06 Feb 2013, 09:04

Thanks for the link ill have a look at it. My bos is going to the UK so his also going to bring me what they call a lazy eye controller that I saw on Ebay, I want to see how it works and then also see if he can copy it seeing as he is a master with electronics and stuff so ill keep you guys up to date maybe if he can copy the idee we can make it our selves for cheap

SSonOfAnarchy ZAadmin06 Feb 2013, 09:16

if he doesnt come right maybe i can give it a try. i know my way around electronics extremely well.

rrobldepo06 Feb 2013, 10:01

K sweet let see how it goes I'll let you know

SSonOfAnarchy ZAadmin06 Feb 2013, 10:15

sweet i guess i could probably design one if you cant get it

rrobldepo14 Feb 2013, 12:09

what do you think i would look at price wise if you had to make me one as i realy want one and like ive said im not keen on cutting the brown wire and batteling with crap, im basicaly looking for a controller that can switch between fully open fully closed and lazy eye have a look on eBay and search this item number see what you make of it 370755886348 let me know please

SSonOfAnarchy ZAadmin14 Feb 2013, 12:17

i dont know will have to try and figure out a way to do it. ill think about it a bit and see if i can come up with something. ive got an idea will let u know later about it

SSonOfAnarchy ZAadmin14 Feb 2013, 16:36

working on a solution has anyone got a wiring diagram for that button by any chance

DDrillergy14 Feb 2013, 16:42

Jason. remind me tonight on Watsapp. I will send you the wiring on how to make the lazy eye kit.

PPOWDER14 Feb 2013, 20:02

I see Daz has already jumped in, was gonna say come copy my wiring.. . Lol

I still need to individual controll settup though, lol

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SSonOfAnarchy ZAadmin15 Feb 2013, 09:54

after a bit of thought there is a easy way around it wire in a on off switch that will disconnect the brown wire, this way the motor moves down with power and u just disconnect the brown wire at the correct height you want it.

rrobldepo15 Feb 2013, 10:16

sweet guys ill keep you posted on what im going to do

PPOWDER15 Feb 2013, 12:58

The brown wire only gives permanent power to the ret control, so ye if you want selectable with bron wire permanent normal ret and then adjustable, yes a switch will work, but you will still need to tap the button to select your hight. And the brown wire must be inactive before you start the car and must be adjusted before the car is started.

rrobldepo20 Feb 2013, 23:19

Ok so we've had a look of some pics on ebay of the lazy eye controller kit and we have come to the conclution that all it is is a unit that u just tap in to the brown wire and it gives u the POD witch allows you to basicaly set your lazy eye to the hight that you want them and the only way it can do that is by power the brown wire for a short period of time so it works on the same principle as the switch that some guys put in, so we are going to build a unit that by the touch of a button wil only give the wire power for a second or so and this should do the trick.ill keep you posted

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