Pointy intelligent brake light modulator

[Mike2165]

I have one of these for a pointy. Usually £37, I'm selling it for £30 + P&P. Never used and brand new, sent for wrong model! Alex at Vizi-tec is a top bloke, and rather than send it back suggested selling it on here or ebay at a reduced rate. All instructions on his website www.vizi-tec.com (http://www.vizi-tec.com) . No it's not legal to use, which is cr@p as it's a brilliant idea, yes I've got the one for the curvy now and it works a treat. It's not like the normal brake modulator, well check out the website for more info.


http://www.vizi-tec.com/images/SB-SV_SML.jpg (http://www.vizi-tec.com/SUZUKI/window_SB-SV.htm)Suzuki SV (2003+): For your 650 or 1000 SV models. This Plug-&-Ride product comes with the proper pre-assembled wires and factory connectors for quick easy installation (http://www.vizi-tec.com/SUZUKI/INSTALLATION/INSTALLATION_ST-SV.pdf). Estimated installation time: 1min!
For newer "pointy" 2003 models and later
SKU/Item Number: SB-SV(03+)

[Sideshow#36]

Hi, not interested however I really want to know what it does? Never seen one before.

[DarrenSV650S]

I think it just flashes the brake light when you apply it, rather than it being on constant. At least that's the impression I got from the website

[TSM]

You would prolly fail an mot in the UK because of that.

[Mike2165]

That's exactly what it does, probably would fail an MOT, but when it comes to it, i'll just reconnect the existing connectors together, then once passed reconnect the mod. Only takes a second.

[Baph]

From my discussions with a police officer, you'd get a ticket if he saw your brake light flashing.

HTH.

[neio79]

That's exactly what it does, probably would fail an MOT, but when it comes to it, i'll just reconnect the existing connectors together, then once passed reconnect the mod. Only takes a second.

From my discussions with a police officer, you'd get a ticket if he saw your brake light flashing.

HTH.
If that is the case how does the ford GT pass the MOT as it has a flashing brake light as standard, looks cool.

[Chris]

GT is probably like most new car's and flashes under heavy braking (usually when the ABS cuts in). Well thats how it works on my Astra and the wifes Fiesta.

[neio79]

even so if it was totaly illegal then it would not be fitted.

[Baph]

If that is the case how does the ford GT pass the MOT as it has a flashing brake light as standard, looks cool.

even so if it was totaly illegal then it would not be fitted.

C&U regs state that the only flashing light visible from the rear of a vehicle should be the indicator, and specifies it's colour.

As already mentionned, some cars now flash the brake lights under heavy braking, quite a lot flash hazards automatically.

The MOT, incidentally, has very little to do with C&U regulations. So it's possible to pass an MOT, and still be illegal (take motorcycle numberplates for example). In the example given, I doubt many MOT testers would verify that when braking exceptionally hard, the brake light flashes (on those models it's supposed to).

[Mike2165]

Oh well!

[Mike2165]

:smt026 Still available