Xene

Hey, I was trying to look in forums for recent post about shift light indicators that are progressive to sit on the top of steering wheel hub. Anyone recommend a specific brand or setup to use. I saw old posters used the Shift I-indicator but it seems discontinued.

Kenny_Stang

I run the Modifry shift beeper, gives you 3 beeps before you have to shift, can be set to whichever desired RPM and number of beeps. I think I prefer this over a shift light flashing in my face.

http://www.modifry.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=66

Chuck S

I'm with Kenny.

The shift beeper sounds like an alarm clock in the lower gears. Ringgggg! In the higher gears it's more like beep-beep-beep-shift. Very easy to time it.

The tach flashes once you get into the red area but my eyes are too far down the road to pay attention to the dash.

-- Chuck

Modifry Products

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freq

I have the Modifry as well.

With ear plugs, a gutted car, a loud exhaust and the placement of your beeper you may have a hard time hearing the beeper, that's why some people prefer or add the visual cue of a shift light.

King Tut

I know another guy that uses the Modifry beeper. I have one, but haven't gotten around to installing it yet.

Xene

Thanks for the responses. I mainly need some visual or sound aid since I have a hard time seeing the tachymeter since it is blocked by the steering wheel at top when I am doing track events.

Modifry Products

Yes, I've had a few track-only customers mention that they added an indicator light that they purchased elsewhere. The shift beeper module will safely drive a 1-amp load so it can run the beeper (about 80ma) and most aftermarket 12v shift lights, certainly any that are LED-based. Incandescent lamps might be pushing the current limit, and since they take a couple hundredths of a second to light up the short pulse from the module might not provide enough brightness.

Kenny_Stang

In that case I think the shift beeper would work perfectly for you, and as Modifry mentioned, in the event you still feel you need an additional reference point, you can always add a shift light that would be triggered by the shift beeper.

tinkfist

+1 for the beeper setup.