shift light
#1
shift light
Hey i am wanting to get a shift light, and was wondering if anyone one knoew if this one was any good? http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...50662_-1_10337 , and how hard is it to wire in one of these? thanx!
#2
I don't know any thing about that one. The sponsors here work really hard to give us a hand. They generally have some good deals. I would look their first.
here is an install guide for a harlan http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...ht_install.htm
alot of guys use those
here is an install guide for a harlan http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...ht_install.htm
alot of guys use those
#7
id get a raptor or harlan , i love my raptor . DO NOT get an incadescent type shift light. it will give you more issues than its worth , flash at weird times, slow to react.
there easy as hell to instal too
power, ground, then a tach signal also the raptor lights can be adjusted w/o taking them apart unlike the harlan's (both are LED's)
there easy as hell to instal too
power, ground, then a tach signal also the raptor lights can be adjusted w/o taking them apart unlike the harlan's (both are LED's)
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#8
Originally Posted by davered00ss
Get the raptor.
As for the install, you could run it up the A-pillar. I have mine installed at eye level. Tucks up real nice on the pillar. It's not really a pain at all.
#9
+1 for the Raptor. I have a blue one and it's my favorite Mod of All (Keeps my eyes on the road when I'm racing). I have it installed in the Vent and you wont know its even there until its time to shift and I can see it even when the sun is in my eyes. I love it!
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#13
Thanks, 85 bucks for a shift light! Damn a couple of years ago I got an 5 inch monster autometer tack for 120 bucks. I guess when gas goes up so does everything up except my pay....
#14
i have the proform and it works great. little big compared to most, but i tucked it in the left side air vent of the Z (pics in my website, page 3).
simple dial on the back, not very accurate, but easy to adjust. so a little trial and error to fine tune it is all that's needed.
for the price...it works for me.
simple dial on the back, not very accurate, but easy to adjust. so a little trial and error to fine tune it is all that's needed.
for the price...it works for me.
#15
i got one of those style shift lights from summit and their just too big and tacky, spend a couple more $$ and get a Raptor.. their SUPER NICE!
go to google.com and search raptor shift light
go to google.com and search raptor shift light
#18
Originally Posted by 98Camarod
Thanks, 85 bucks for a shift light! Damn a couple of years ago I got an 5 inch monster autometer tack for 120 bucks. I guess when gas goes up so does everything up except my pay....
#20
I searched on here and found someone that had placed it in the defrost vent for the window. It looked pretty sweet. I think thats what I'll do if I can save up enough money for the damn thing