Honda S1 shift lights

The Oily Bits S1 Specific Topics
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Any of you Honda Chaps running shift lights ?

If yes, which type and where have you fitted them ?

Thanks

Ex77

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I know Deano over here used the Ecliptech shift-i to good effect on his Elise. Think he mounted his atop the binnacle:



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I run a MoTeC SLM, which is no good unless you’re running a MoTeC ECU, but I much prefer mine mounted thusly, underneath the instrument cowl as it’s not obscured by the steering wheel and it doesn’t get in the way of the tell-tale lights like it does if you put atop the steering column cowl.







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Ecliptech shift-i

Superb bit of kit - highly recommended.

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I have OMEX fitted in the same place but would probably give those a go if starting again.

Ian :slight_smile:

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I have OMEX fitted in the same place but would probably give those a go if starting again.

Ian :slight_smile:

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[quote=Mr Pesky]Ecliptech shift-i

Superb bit of kit - highly recommended. [/quote]

Does she light up all yours then mate! :smiley:

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[quote=Mr Pesky]Ecliptech shift-i

Superb bit of kit - highly recommended. [/quote]

Ordered, Thanks.

Where have you mounted them ?

Any pics ?

Ex77

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Henry

Using velcro…

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Pesky, how do you get on seeing it there? I tested my MoTeC one there and it was obscured by the steering wheel. Perhaps it’s just in the way I sit or my size. Hence why I slung it under the binnacle canopy.

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Ha!!!

As you say George, you have never met anyone here!!!

If you met Rob, you would know WHY!!! :smiley:

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:smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

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Rob is a pixie and has to sit on a cushion.

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I heard it was that Rob’s new GF was a pixie and actually sits on his cushion!!! :smiley:

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Lol… don’t worry, I still love you guys :slight_smile: Even though I wouldn’t know you if I passed you in the street (not likely unless you come to NZ for a visit!)… although I’m thinking of coming over to the Goodwood Revival next year :slight_smile:

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Back on Topic, I thought these would be an easy instal but I am told you can’t take the feed from the tacho as the signal isn’t strong enough and you have to take a feed from the ECU.

Anyone had a similar problem ?

Thanks

Ex77

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Nah, shouldn’t be a problem - feed is fine from tacho on S1