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I looked at the DIY section and tryed to make hyper blinkers and the inside of the little black blinker set-up looks compleatly diff. from the one shown on there. I went ahead and found the smallest resister and tryed using a 100 Ohm resister and a 150 Ohm on 2 diff. resisters that were already on there. It made it really hyper. It was more like a buzz rather then a blinking and it was going to fast to even tell that it was blinking. Anyone know what I can do about this?

 
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pm Falken. he made mine in a parking lot at nite with some nail clippers..hes the man.

 
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You must have a sedan.
The coupes and sedans come with different relays.
Heres the DIY I made for sedans.
Theres a picture of the sedans relay in there.
Hope this helps
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...+hyperblinkers

 
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Save urself some trouble and get one on ebay......

 
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how are the ones on ebay? anygood?

 
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moved to the Tech Stuff forum

 
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Just make it yourself. Instead of replacing the resistor with one with a lower impedience (sp?), put a pot on it. That way you can actually control the speed of the blinking, instead of being stuck with one speed.

 
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Well, I am an idiot. I didn't even pay attention to the K beside of 47K-Ohm. Now that I have figured that out, I have made hyper blinkers. It took me long enougth. They are pretty cool thuogh.

 
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easiest way..get led turn signals and the car thinks you have no bulb there

insta-hyper blink

 
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anyone here actually bought one off ebay and installed it in their car. id like to see what they say about it.