firefox, safari and chrome are just fine, and IE9 also works.

Quote from: ThatOtherGuy on September 28, 2012, 09:38:17 PM
firefox, safari and chrome are just fine, and IE9 also works.

Thx for the confirmation. I was a bit worried there for a few.

Quote from: ThatOtherGuy on September 28, 2012, 09:38:17 PM
firefox, safari and chrome are just fine, and IE9 also works.

I tried on Firefox, and now I can see the pictures (great work!)

But it definitely does not work for me on IE9

weed, Would you be willing to duplicate the mounting setup??   I want to do this but theres no way I can create the plate that you did!

See if this will help you out. Simply print on a standard 8.5x11 and trace it out

http://sdrv.ms/Vu6qSM

This thread is above my head. Can you just do the install for me?

Quote from: Higgins13 on October 26, 2012, 07:28:08 PM
This thread is above my head. Can you just do the install for me?

Wiring is actually easy. Where do you live though?

How is the indicator attached to that plastic piece?

I used hot glue. Normally I would use a plastic welding epoxy or even JB Weld but I didnt want to make it hard to take apart later if I needed to.

weed with all your crazy fab skills i'm amazed you haven't gotten rid of the craptastic stock cluster, do you think you could mount the gear indicator under the gauges in the center?

I did look into it. I looked at several after market manufacturers who make digital gauges but none were waterproof.

I had posted a thread some time back requesting pics of other guys various after market cluster setups and it got zero replies . I might still do something later though

So bottom line.  Are you happy with the results?  Is the shift indicator working like you'd hoped it would?
Mike

Sure. It works as it should. You hit the gears and it counts them