Chad you don't need a shift light man. Get used to your car/engine and soon enough you will know when to shift. You got to feel it. Once you get use to the power range of the engine you will know exactly when to shift.
I doubt he'll ever use the shift light anyway. They're more of a "look at me, I have features" thing than a "I can only drive a stick with a shift light" thing.
1990 White L-Plus 5-speed rust-machine
Scrapped
1991 Blue L 5-speed daily driver, intermittent project
1993 rustless wonder
A shell, awaiting suspension, brakes, and B6T
I have a led shiftlight in the face of my aftermarked tach, its nice at the track, but I only use it at the track.
Im not driving a Festiva because I'm poor. I drive a Festiva because i want to!
Dennis
93 L Advancedynamics suspension mod, awaiting B6 swap
91 GL B6 sohc, currently in the hands of DAE undergoing top secret work. Soon to be cable G, with stage 3 F1 Kevlar clutch... To be continued
93 GL In progress BP/hydro G
15 Mitsubishi Mirage daily
88 Dakota tow pig
i set mine to 6700 but shift at 7000~7200 (cut off is 7300 on my haltech ecu... or what ever i set it to lol... ) i run it out to 7200ish in 1st but shift early from 2-3 and 3-4 cause it takes so long to up to that rpm and the power band is not in the top end with my motor at all, the small exhaust chokes it up past 4500 ish rpm...
i think what im gonna do is get a tach cluster and put the shift light in the drivers side dash vent the big 5 inch tach is getting kind of ugly to look at...
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