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> Shift Lights, educate me
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post Dec 30 2007, 11:59 AM
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Ok so im not the best manual driver.. i have VERY limited experience on a kia sportage....


im thinkin one of these things may be for me, at least until i can "hear" when to shift and get experience and "learn" my car well enough to just know when to shift

how hard is it to install one of these? what all is needed? can ya'll educate me on these

i was intrigued by an ad i saw on the speed channel for www.autometer.com

somethin like this: http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductDetail....egoryCode=3342Y

give me the low down

Thanks
-Steve
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post Dec 30 2007, 05:14 PM
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Does your tach work? Why not just watch the tach until you get used to the sound of it at different RPM? You don't need a shift light on a street car. I'll shift anywhere between 3k and 5k+ depending on how hard I'm driving it and rarely rev it beyond that. When winding it out hard just keep it under redline. And if your powerband starts dropping off before redline, no need to keep winding it up.
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