Where to connect my shift light?
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Wanted to give you guys an update on my Raptor Performance light...
I spoke with Rick at Raptor who walked me through troubleshooting it. I started back at 2k and it worked, so I raised it by 2k at a time until I reached 6k then settled at 6600 where it is now. It works![up] I'm not sure why it wasn't before but it is now. At 6600 it gives me some time to shift so I'm cool with that. The only bad thing about the Raptor is that it's not rated for weather. It was meant to be installed in cars mainly so I simply taped over the opening for the adjustments and will carry a rubber cap (from a .75" end-mill) that I can put over it if I get caught in the rain. You can actually see the lights through the cap. The cap is the same type of cap that Autometer sells with their shift lights. All in all, I'm pretty happy with it! I'd recommend it (especially at the pricepoint)[up]
I spoke with Rick at Raptor who walked me through troubleshooting it. I started back at 2k and it worked, so I raised it by 2k at a time until I reached 6k then settled at 6600 where it is now. It works![up] I'm not sure why it wasn't before but it is now. At 6600 it gives me some time to shift so I'm cool with that. The only bad thing about the Raptor is that it's not rated for weather. It was meant to be installed in cars mainly so I simply taped over the opening for the adjustments and will carry a rubber cap (from a .75" end-mill) that I can put over it if I get caught in the rain. You can actually see the lights through the cap. The cap is the same type of cap that Autometer sells with their shift lights. All in all, I'm pretty happy with it! I'd recommend it (especially at the pricepoint)[up]
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