Did you screw the raptor bracket to the A-pillar or velcro?tlaselva said:Two Raptor shift lights.
One I have set at 5500 rpm, and another at 6300 rpm.
I more often than not, shift at 5500 rpm, but at the track, and when required.....
And b/c of the darkened part of the windshield, the lights are nearly undetectable form the outside.
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I've got mine on the pillar but down low near the dash. I have been thinking of putting it higher. Did you ever try it down low?dheller1 said:FYI I tried velco and double sided tape for my Raptor, with the A pillar being vinyl and not solid plastic it does not work well, the best thing to use is a small screw.... :thumb:
that looks pretty coolDJWorm said:I have Nology's SSL-RS. For the ultimate HUD, I have them mounted inside my helmet !! They are operator programmable.
www.nology.com/shiftlight.html
Drilled a small hole, and used a small nut & bolt.droid said:Did you screw the raptor bracket to the A-pillar or velcro?
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DJWorm said:I have Nology's SSL-RS. For the ultimate HUD, I have them mounted inside my helmet !! They are operator programmable.
www.nology.com/shiftlight.html
Steve,smithsc said:Installed the Raptor, on the steering column.
You can't miss it when it goes off!!
Steve
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It is the (red) Raptor shift light. I got it from one of the vendors on the right, don't remember which one.rpallas said:![]()
Steve,
I like the looks of your set up! Where did you get it, and how did you install the Raptor on the column (velcro?) What do you have it set at? Also, is it the red Raptor? Thanks.
Bob