Shift light on the original clusters/clocks??

[CHARGEDUP]

Hi ive been looking at few ek9 clusters/clocks on YouTube and have noticed a few had this built in orange shift light coming from the original clusters. How does this work using one of the original light that's on the clusters already?? thanks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUWA3Y5iSsM&feature=related

 

[leeK9]

thats the hondata ECU

it uses the engine check light or ''CEL'' as a shift light

 

[CHARGEDUP]

I really like the way they have used the original clocks, is it mega expensive to buy and does this hondata make a huge different to the performance of the car thanks

 

[Chandlerek4]

my best mate had this in eg SiR, very cool

 

[leeK9]

yes hondata are very good ECU's

up there with the best

 

[tama666]

yes hondata is a very good ecu and tuning tool. Im using it myself.

Hondata - Honda ECU Modification and Enhancement look for the s300 it has a ton of adjust-ability.

 

[colliemcc]

phearable.net do ecu's that do this..well i thinks anyhow.

 

[blinx9900]

Just about any ecu that uses an OEM ecu as a base for modification can do this, hondata, crome, neptune, etc...

 

[alan168]

yup i got this on my crome setup

 

[timmiblc]

Does anyone know if you can run a slave LED from the CEL? I've tried it using the wired illumination bulbs that go in the top of the cluster but power requirements seem to be different.

Would kinda like the shift light in my field of vision, not on the cluster...

I know I could just run an aftermarket shift light but want something a little different...

 

[JDMarron]

YouTube - b16a 0-60

That's my old shift light...was ran through Crome