Today we install one of my favorite mods on the Civic Hatchback Build so far.. an LED Light Bar Spoiler from Primitive Performance Auto! Where to Buy: tinyurl.com/46r8j6fh
@@DannyRocha915 not so much, there is a hit wire, left and right turn signal, and a ground. I was able to figure it out, but I did splice and solder wires to install ones I identified which were which.
Just finished installing my trunk lip LED spoiler and the wiring setup with the same wire quantity and color are as followed: Red is power, black is ground/ negative. Both of those wires were connected to the high mount/ 3rd brake light harness and connector. Brown is the brake light bulb wire, splice it into the brake bulb power wire at the tail light assembly harness. White is spliced into the right inner tail light at the power wire (should be red on the hatchbacks). Blue is right-turn signal and yellow is left-turn signal. I left both of those out as it looks weird without the sequential tail lights. Green I believe is the stroboscopic effect if you splice it in with the brown brown brake wire; again, it would've looked weird so I did not connect it. For anyone attempting to do this yourself (and you actually know what you are doing with electrical work), be prepared to put in about 3-4 hours. Take your time as even multi stranded wires can be delicate if not handled with care. I used 22-16awg heat shrink crimp connectors to both connect and splice the wires into the system. Heat gun is highly recommended for safely shrinking the tubes on the crimp connectors. Hope this helps!
@@friendlyperson4548 I do not, that's not something I can exactly post on TH-cam without a video and quite frankly, my account is mainly for searching videos, not posting them.
@@friendlyperson4548 I believe the video author posted a wiring diagram somewhere. If you have the same wire colored set up then it's pretty straight forward. If you aren't mechanically inclined or understand powerflow then consider getting a professional tech at a shop to do the job.
Thanks for the instructions. I'm curious, is there any mode in which the led bar only works while braking? Or will it always be on while the lights are on?
@@patrickvanvlooten The white colored one is the constant light wire for night time driving. I have mine spliced into the power wire for the smaller tail light portion assembled on the trunk hatch itself; it only turns on when I turn my night lights on. If you're looking for brake only mode, my suggestion is to leave that white wire disconnected and have everything else (power, ground, and brown brake wires) hooked up/ spliced in. Just make sure your electrical connections are sturdy and not loose. Elsewise, you'll have the lighting system flickering on and off in no time.
I want this!!! Hey, random question but are you running the stock tire size? I also have 18×8.5 +35 wheels, but I wanted to run a tire with more meat on it not sure what i can do
Yes, it's the stock tire size for sport models, I swapped from my OEM 16 inch wheels tho since mine is an LX. I run 18x8.5+35 and think it looks perfect with my 235 /40 R18 Tires. If you want meatier tires just find one with a bigger sidewall so like 245/45/18
Where did you get your turbo sticker or emblem? Also have you ever thought about putting an HPD emblem on the other side of the civic logo in the back?
Today we install one of my favorite mods on the Civic Hatchback Build so far.. an LED Light Bar Spoiler from Primitive Performance Auto!
Where to Buy: tinyurl.com/46r8j6fh
You make me broke lol
Why couldn’t you just show which wires to hook up to?!?! There are no instructions with this unit
Did you end up installing it yourself?? I just got it and I’m having a hard time installing the wires too
@@DannyRocha915same
Anyone have a video on how to wire this!? This is a fantastic video, but left out the most important parts. The actual installation with wiring. I
Did you ever find one?
@@DannyRocha915 not so much, there is a hit wire, left and right turn signal, and a ground. I was able to figure it out, but I did splice and solder wires to install ones I identified which were which.
@@SmokeShow.23 how and where do you connect the red and black
Just finished installing my trunk lip LED spoiler and the wiring setup with the same wire quantity and color are as followed:
Red is power, black is ground/ negative. Both of those wires were connected to the high mount/ 3rd brake light harness and connector. Brown is the brake light bulb wire, splice it into the brake bulb power wire at the tail light assembly harness. White is spliced into the right inner tail light at the power wire (should be red on the hatchbacks). Blue is right-turn signal and yellow is left-turn signal. I left both of those out as it looks weird without the sequential tail lights. Green I believe is the stroboscopic effect if you splice it in with the brown brown brake wire; again, it would've looked weird so I did not connect it.
For anyone attempting to do this yourself (and you actually know what you are doing with electrical work), be prepared to put in about 3-4 hours. Take your time as even multi stranded wires can be delicate if not handled with care. I used 22-16awg heat shrink crimp connectors to both connect and splice the wires into the system. Heat gun is highly recommended for safely shrinking the tubes on the crimp connectors.
Hope this helps!
Do you have an image by any chance?
@@friendlyperson4548 I do not, that's not something I can exactly post on TH-cam without a video and quite frankly, my account is mainly for searching videos, not posting them.
@@friendlyperson4548 I believe the video author posted a wiring diagram somewhere. If you have the same wire colored set up then it's pretty straight forward. If you aren't mechanically inclined or understand powerflow then consider getting a professional tech at a shop to do the job.
Thanks for the instructions. I'm curious, is there any mode in which the led bar only works while braking? Or will it always be on while the lights are on?
@@patrickvanvlooten The white colored one is the constant light wire for night time driving. I have mine spliced into the power wire for the smaller tail light portion assembled on the trunk hatch itself; it only turns on when I turn my night lights on. If you're looking for brake only mode, my suggestion is to leave that white wire disconnected and have everything else (power, ground, and brown brake wires) hooked up/ spliced in. Just make sure your electrical connections are sturdy and not loose. Elsewise, you'll have the lighting system flickering on and off in no time.
Would be enormous help to show which wires you spliced into
Hello 👋🏼 did you ever find out where you splice these wires to???
My car is Honda civic hatchback 5D EX 1.5L I4 Turbo this product works for my car
@revolveauto
Yes it will fit!
Perfect look especially with the MUGEN tails. Looks clean!!🧼✨
Thank you!
Finally, been looking for a video on this for ages
This looks great ❤ Any video of what it looks like when breaking?
Hi, i have civic 2020 EX Sedan, there’s anything similar like that for my vehicle?
Just bought the smoked taillights and now this is next on the list 💯
Very nice!
Did u buy them from primitive performance? I want to buy from them but worried because of the comments I’ve seen about them
@@tylerwilkens3202 I got my smoked taillights from them when I had a 2018 civic hatchback ST.
Do you have a video on how to install the wires?
I do not unfortunately
@@RevolveAuto did you hook up the wiring to the brake lights?
@@sirfancyson2601 did you ever find out how and where you hook up these wires to?
I want this!!! Hey, random question but are you running the stock tire size? I also have 18×8.5 +35 wheels, but I wanted to run a tire with more meat on it not sure what i can do
Yes, it's the stock tire size for sport models, I swapped from my OEM 16 inch wheels tho since mine is an LX. I run 18x8.5+35 and think it looks perfect with my 235 /40 R18 Tires.
If you want meatier tires just find one with a bigger sidewall so like 245/45/18
This is clean... Hope they make one for my 2022 Civic Sport Hatchback!
Thanks! Hopefully they do, that would look awesome :)
Goddamnit. I'm gonna buy this aren't I?
Maybe... lol
Do I have to get a new duckbill spoiler if I choose to purchase this?! This is such a sick product, I want it 🔥
Nope, I was able to put mine back on, just reapplied 3M tape.
@@RevolveAuto Thanks bro, very helpful. Now to buy this ! Lol
Have you seen anybody put a ducktail spoiler on top of this? Is it the same shape as the OEM?
Yes its the same shape, I test fitted my duckbill on it and it fit perfectly
@@RevolveAuto sweet. I don't have the funds to justify this at the moment but I wanted to know just in case
It’s nice to show the coupe some love lol
lol
Do you plan on doing a type r body conversion?
And what color is that ive been wanting to get mine painted that color.
Would be dope if they made a duckbill spoiler light bar
Where did you get your turbo sticker or emblem? Also have you ever thought about putting an HPD emblem on the other side of the civic logo in the back?
Do you install the wires in the small light or the big head light?
DAMNN might need this
YESS!
It looks great! But the Page says that it is sequential, does it have any animation?
Thank you! Yes, the sequential turn signals, and there’s a start up animation
I decided not to hook up the turn signals since I thought it looks werid with my taillights sequential too. I just hooked up the brake light.
@@RevolveAuto thanks! I've been looking for this led bar for a while now but I could only find ones without animation on the US.
@@RevolveAutodo you recall if this included the green, white, and maroon wires?
Very nice
Thank you!
Looks sick!
Thank you! :)
This looks amazing! 🤘🔥
Dose it fit on a Civic 2020 hatchback
Yes