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So no constructive answers. haha. I have a raptor shift light I've been meaning to install for about a decade. WHEN I GET AROUND TO IT, it will be installed in the A/C vent. That way I can close it if too bright at night and doesn't stick out like a sore thumb. 
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You might want to re-read the thread. There are several that answer the OP's question; just not in the way expected, mine included. The original question was "What are you guys running for shift lights and where/how are you mounting them?" Indicating that the OEM shift light is used, and where it's located is a valid answer to that question.
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Just keep in mind that your still going to get the dash light, but will not lock you out of the next gear.
If you want to do away with the dash light coming on as well, then can be resolve in an after market tune, and will not need to use the resistor fuse.
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Some of these comments crack me up. I have a built motor and want to shift at a lower rpm then the stock setting. The Hud is worthless in bright light and I don't want to be looking at my hud for safety purposes.
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You might want to re-read the thread. There are several that answer the OP's question; just not in the way expected, mine included. The original question was "What are you guys running for shift lights and where/how are you mounting them?" Indicating that the OEM shift light is used, and where it's located is a valid answer to that question.
