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stockstandard wrote: Because i took the pics in my driveway and it would have p****d everyone off if i was revving the crap out of it.
This is it set at 6000 http://users.on.net/~jasiunas/mark/shiftlight.wmv its now set at 5800 f**k no! If you were my neighbour, I'd be out there, all bogan-like, cheering you on! 5800? That's a touch high yeah? Then again, it is your car and you know how she performs. Mines seems to perform better if you upshift at 5000 ish. Either way, I love your shift light idea. Very nice. |
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Slick wrote: wire diagram please my good sir.
There isnt really one. Get one of the jaycar frequency switches: Connect power and ground (get that from the stereo). Connect input rpm from the blue/pink wire on the right hand plug of the instruments. Take the instrument cluster out, pop the front cover off, take one of the lower inserts and use a hole punch to make the hole for the LED in a free place. Put the LED in a snap in holder, push it in and put the dash back together. Connect the led to the rpm switch output inline with approx 400-500 ohm resistor and done. The hard part was tuning the frequency switch. I have since removed it and how I just use one of the MS2 outputs to switch it so I can program the shiftlight via my laptop.
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Do you have a limiter set in the MS2?
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data_mine wrote: Do you have a limiter set in the MS2?
Nope
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How far does it go then?
I'minterested because with my new cam, power is still climbing at the rev limiter.
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data_mine wrote: How far does it go then?
I'minterested because with my new cam, power is still climbing at the rev limiter. how far does the engine go? Not sure, I pushed mine a few times but always back off by about 6300-6400.
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will keep reving till something goes pop or bang. but being a MS2 you can still set a limiter somewhere, you choose where though, unlike ford telling you where you can have it.
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just been thinking about all the things that could go wrong so set a rpm limit at 6000
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fair enough.
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stockstandard wrote: just been thinking about all the things that could go wrong so set a rpm limit at 6000
Yes, that massive stroke combined with high piston speeds (6,000rpm +) could very well = big trouble..... |
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just wondering Futura XR what model that stand alone shift light was and where u got it from n how much u paid for it. thanx
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Most people I know are electronically challenged and have trouble putting Lego kits together let alone Jaycar kits!
Here's a ready-to-go MSD part I found that can be hidden away out of sight. MSD P/N 8969 Digital RPM Window Switch Are you looking for an RPM Switch that will turn a circuit on, then off at a different rpm? How about one for your late model coil-per-cylinder ignition system? Or, something for your car with dual coil packs? Maybe one for a Viper or even a Harley Davidson? Look no further – our new Digital RPM Window Switch will do it all! This new Switch will accept an input rpm signal from a coil negative terminal (for stock ignitions), a tach output from an ignition control, an ECU tach output or even a 5 volt tach signal. Another great feature is that no rpm modules are needed! The rpm activation points are programmed by simply scrolling through the LED display to your desired rpm amounts. The Switch has two outputs; one Normally Open, the other is Normally Closed. It can be programmed from 200 rpm to 15,000 rpm in 100 rpm increments. It can be used with an input voltage of 9 - 18 volts. That's the info from http://www.msdignition.com/rpm_14.htm What you do is mount this under the dash or wherever and hook up any light you need. Rocket have them for $220 but you might do better locally. I've fitted these and similar products to more than a few projects. MSD stuff is better than most.
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