how easy is it to wire a shift light to our cars?
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Originally Posted by Firemedic
Still, WHY? The term automatic = shifts for you.
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if you buy the autometer shift lite all you need is a power, ground, and connect one wire to the rpm signal on the ecu. you can buy pills for the autometer shift lite to make the light flash with whatever pill number you use.
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no, i don't have a an automatic, yes dick head i'm serious, and i was actually looking for some advise from someone who has done the install.........btw, what good is the stock shift light if its harder to see than the needle itself
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I have the ChrisMCagle shift light- Limited Edition (because he stopped making them ). Works like a charm. Install is OK if you are familiar with taking apart your gauge cluster.
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Originally Posted by ghost11
no, i don't have a an automatic, yes dick head i'm serious, and i was actually looking for some advise from someone who has done the install.........btw, what good is the stock shift light if its harder to see than the needle itself
I know my shift light isn't hard to see. Perhaps you should get a huge tach for your dash so you can see your RPM's better, too.
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Originally Posted by taurran
Do you know me? How did you know I have a dick on my head?
I know my shift light isn't hard to see. Perhaps you should get a huge tach for your dash so you can see your RPM's better, too.
I know my shift light isn't hard to see. Perhaps you should get a huge tach for your dash so you can see your RPM's better, too.
Whatever happened to listening to your engine or feeling for the time to shift?
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Whatever happened to listening to your engine or feeling for the time to shift?[/QUOTE]
gee i never thought of it that way, that must be why most pro circuit drivers use a shift light, but i'm sure you know more about driving than them
gee i never thought of it that way, that must be why most pro circuit drivers use a shift light, but i'm sure you know more about driving than them
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Originally Posted by ghost11
gee i never thought of it that way, that must be why most pro circuit drivers use a shift light, but i'm sure you know more about driving than them