Found this on Racer Parts Wholesale.
https://www.racerpartswholesale.com/product...s_Miscellaneous
Seems like a cheap way to make a nice adjustable shift light without chips. I haven't tried one, but for that price I just might.
Just thought I'd share.
Hmmm - that's interesting. I'll bet you could get 4 of those, plus some LED bulbs, and make a sequential shift light for about $60. Be just as good as the one in that other thread. Just set them all to whatever RPMs you want.
QUOTE (00 Trans Ram @ Oct 19 2009, 10:14 AM) 
Hmmm - that's interesting. I'll bet you could get 4 of those, plus some LED bulbs, and make a sequential shift light for about $60. Be just as good as the one in that other thread. Just set them all to whatever RPMs you want.
A little clumsy (4 switches), but good idea.
I definitely what something like this or the other one, but it isn't something I need to bother with right now.
QUOTE (StanIROCZ @ Oct 19 2009, 11:18 AM)
QUOTE (00 Trans Ram @ Oct 19 2009, 10:14 AM)
Hmmm - that's interesting. I'll bet you could get 4 of those, plus some LED bulbs, and make a sequential shift light for about $60. Be just as good as the one in that other thread. Just set them all to whatever RPMs you want.
A little clumsy (4 switches), but good idea.
I definitely what something like this or the other one, but it isn't something I need to bother with right now.
Oh, yeah - it's not elegant by any means. It might even not be worth the trouble. But, it'd be hard to find a sequential shift light for less money.
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