Tachometer
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From: Stowe Pa
HDF Community Team
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From: shore of Gitche Gumee
My auto has alot of that kind of info on the display screen. I do not like it. I have a brain of my own. I don't need no stinkin' computer to run my driving/riding time! Also, I will never own something with a camera facing the operator.
Last edited by hammer6315; Jan 31, 2026 at 09:59 AM.
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From: Newport,TN area
this "shift light" for the "best fuel ecomomy", not for performance. Typically, if I
am manually shifting gears in an automobile(car), I don't need "guidance" from a "factory" shift
light, I can figure it out myself....
Just an opinion,
T.
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Joined: Nov 2023
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From: Knoxville
Ran the quick lite in my foxes, its not too big. The Koso tach has a shift light, set it to 5.8k for my stock cams, funny thing is when down on it Ill hit my 6250 limiter before I see the little Koso light pick. Old eyes on road, I guess.
On tracks the shift lights are cool, long straight and banging away. Ive found on the streets where I roam theres too much outside noise (critters/cagers) to watch for a light when hard rolling, the limiter works.
Its cool and racy, so Diggy either way.
On tracks the shift lights are cool, long straight and banging away. Ive found on the streets where I roam theres too much outside noise (critters/cagers) to watch for a light when hard rolling, the limiter works.
Its cool and racy, so Diggy either way.
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