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Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« on: January 10, 2007, 06:11:40 PM »
well I'm hoping this lil baby will make my launches and shifting more consistent ...

It's totally programmable:
you can set your RPM for your launch anywhere from 3k to 15.7k in 100 rpm increments, with an adj window range of 100 - 3K rpm for staying illuminated.
you can set your RPM for your shifting anywhere from 3k to 15.7k in 100 rpm increments.

Greg was so generous as to send me his new Launch and Shift LED Light set up before Christmas... 8)

He promised it would be easy to install and shouldnt' take more than 20 minutes...

Greg was FAST with getting me the kit to include a CD with PDF files for installation and instructions AND the ENTIRE Service Manual... FABULOUS! Only down side was I had to leave shortly after the product arrived. So I was not able to install it right away...

Well with the bike here at my place I was finally able to get at it last night... The instructions were very detailed and the photos made it a breeze to follow... I had the half of the job done in a matter of a couple minutes.. and would have been done shortly after except I couldn't find the ground and power clip to connect to... after 15 minutes of looking and finally giving up I called Greg and we discovered that I'd NOT find those wires cuz the Nose of the bike had been removed ... (the body work and tank are at the painters I brought the bike home nekkid)  sooo after all that I coudlnt' go any further LOL.. if I had the nose I could have had this job done in half the time Greg estimated.

Following are pics to illustrate JUST HOW EASY IT WAS... or IS....

thank again Greg.. you're the best...! can't wait to finish hookin it up later... will post up vid of it's operation once it's all back together...

bike before anything was changed...



Opening Wire Harness Wrap to locate the two wires to attach the quick clips to..



Feed the launch/shift light wires for the RPM Switch behind harness leaving the blue and green ones hanging free and the black and red ones towards the front of the bike ...



snap one of the red clips securely to the Yellow wire with Blue Tracer (I had to use some pliers to squeeze it hard enough to snap it closed) then attach the push tab from the green wire to the red quick clip.



Then locate the Black wire with Yellow Tracer and attach the other red quick clip securely ...



Then attach the push tab from the remaining blue wire to the red quick clip.



Now your tach and clutch signal wires are connected and ready to wrap back up.



Power and Ground connector is ready to plug into the 2 pin connector located inside the nose near the right turn signal... (which I did not have on the bike at this time)



ensure your wire is loose enough to reach completely around and to the other side...




secure the RPM switch with zip ties provided by Greg...



Use black electrical tape to secure the harness wrap you opened up previously and then use zip ties to secure loose wires to the harness.



secure the clutch relay with zip ties to cluster of wires



and this leaves the last step... placement of the LED Light Cluster itself using the optional bracket with self sticking velcro tabs...



and it's as easy as THAT!

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« Last Edit: January 10, 2007, 06:52:51 PM by DreamRyder »
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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #1 on: January 10, 2007, 06:15:26 PM »
Very nice writeup and pics I will grab those and put them in the directions, I had a couple but nearly that many. 

Thanks for the exposure already :D

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #2 on: January 10, 2007, 06:21:57 PM »
Very nice writeup and pics I will grab those and put them in the directions, I had a couple but nearly that many. 

Thanks for the exposure already :D

Greg

Feel Free ! ... glad to have been able to help so far... appreciate you being available for me at night when I called... you dont' get that from online stores  :wink:

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #3 on: January 10, 2007, 06:27:28 PM »
and I had to pay for mine   :shock: 

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #4 on: January 10, 2007, 06:29:02 PM »
and I had to pay for mine   :shock: 

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Thats cause you were trying to talk dirty Matt, 1-900-Boostbysmith costs per minute :P
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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #5 on: January 10, 2007, 06:34:27 PM »
Nice! BTW.....who does your nails? :lmao:

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Nice write up! Smithabusa, do you need a represenative in the North east?

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #6 on: January 10, 2007, 06:34:59 PM »
 :lmao: :rfl:


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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #7 on: January 10, 2007, 06:40:02 PM »
Nice! BTW.....who does your nails? :lmao:

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Nice write up! Smithabusa, do you need a represenative in the North east?

LOL, based on how much I make on this stuff, 1 sponsored unit is about all I can do LOL.  More than happy to build you one for $$$ though :lol:
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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #8 on: January 10, 2007, 07:02:38 PM »
Nice! BTW.....who does your nails? :lmao:

J/K
Nice write up! Smithabusa, do you need a represenative in the North east?

dayum ya'll are rough... LOL.. I work with my hands not pamper them  :wink: but if you wanna see what my nails look like when I do let them grow and paint them (yes myself) here...

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #9 on: January 10, 2007, 07:14:18 PM »
Nice! BTW.....who does your nails? :lmao:

J/K
Nice write up! Smithabusa, do you need a represenative in the North east?

dayum ya'll are rough... LOL.. I work with my hands not pamper them  :wink: but if you wanna see what my nails look like when I do let them grow and paint them (yes myself) here...

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Nice! There is only thing wrong in that picture................................That ring! DAMN!!!!!!!  :lmao: :rfl:

Smithabusa, I'll get in touch with you when my big purchases are done. Any group discounts?

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #10 on: January 10, 2007, 07:17:40 PM »
Nice! BTW.....who does your nails? :lmao:

J/K
Nice write up! Smithabusa, do you need a represenative in the North east?

dayum ya'll are rough... LOL.. I work with my hands not pamper them  :wink: but if you wanna see what my nails look like when I do let them grow and paint them (yes myself) here...

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Nice! There is only thing wrong in that picture................................That ring! DAMN!!!!!!!  :lmao: :rfl:

Smithabusa, I'll get in touch with you when my big purchases are done. Any group discounts?

How many you want to buy?

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #11 on: January 10, 2007, 07:29:34 PM »
Nice! BTW.....who does your nails? :lmao:

J/K
Nice write up! Smithabusa, do you need a represenative in the North east?

dayum ya'll are rough... LOL.. I work with my hands not pamper them  :wink: but if you wanna see what my nails look like when I do let them grow and paint them (yes myself) here...

E.

Nice! There is only thing wrong in that picture................................That ring! DAMN!!!!!!!  :lmao: :rfl:

Smithabusa, I'll get in touch with you when my big purchases are done. Any group discounts?

How many you want to buy?

Greg
I'll talk to a few people and let ya know!

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #12 on: January 10, 2007, 07:40:20 PM »
Nice! BTW.....who does your nails? :lmao:

J/K
Nice write up! Smithabusa, do you need a represenative in the North east?

dayum ya'll are rough... LOL.. I work with my hands not pamper them  :wink: but if you wanna see what my nails look like when I do let them grow and paint them (yes myself) here...

E.

Nice! There is only thing wrong in that picture................................That ring! DAMN!!!!!!!  :lmao: :rfl:

Smithabusa, I'll get in touch with you when my big purchases are done. Any group discounts?

How many you want to buy?

Greg
I'll talk to a few people and let ya know!


Yeah I could knock some off for multiple orders at once :D

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #13 on: January 10, 2007, 08:16:40 PM »
Streaker,you could add me to your list.I'm going to need one myself.Looks like a great product!
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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #14 on: January 10, 2007, 08:25:03 PM »
Streaker,you could add me to your list.I'm going to need one myself.Looks like a great product!
Will do! Hey Nick, does this look familiar?
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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #15 on: January 10, 2007, 08:27:01 PM »
Nice! There is only thing wrong in that picture................................That ring! DAMN!!!!!!!  :lmao: :rfl:

Smithabusa, I'll get in touch with you when my big purchases are done. Any group discounts?

I keep saying the same thing too.. but it does serve one good purpose.. Keeps the unwanted Leg Humpers Abay....  :wink:

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #16 on: January 10, 2007, 08:28:17 PM »
Hey Doogie....what am I, chop liver!   :wink:

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #17 on: January 10, 2007, 08:39:41 PM »
 put up pics when u turn it on and demostrate the shift lights, launch and gear indicator E.

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #18 on: January 10, 2007, 08:44:23 PM »


LOL, based on how much I make on this stuff, 1 sponsored unit is about all I can do LOL.  More than happy to build you one for $$$ though :lol:

hey be sure to let me know what ya need for vinyl decals.... you know I've got ya covered with what ever I can cut for ya... check out Sonicsbombs decals.. I did them for him  :thumb:

thought I had a closer up one of his name on the windscreen but reckon not???  Did his name, hayabusa symbol, suzuki name, and numbers ...

as long as you have the graphic I can convert it to a vector file my plotter software recognizes and auto trace or manual and cut it... TIFF's work best... JPEG next.. then BMP or GIF..  TrueTypeFonts are easiest to do .. no tracing necessary...

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #19 on: January 10, 2007, 08:50:17 PM »
put up pics when u turn it on and demostrate the shift lights, launch and gear indicator E.

will do.. I got a camera mount for the tank I can put my digi cam on and make some vid of it... but it'll be awhile before I get teh stuff all back on her...

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #20 on: January 10, 2007, 08:59:37 PM »
as if you didn't spend enough time in the garage huh greg  :?

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #21 on: January 10, 2007, 09:03:26 PM »
put up pics when u turn it on and demostrate the shift lights, launch and gear indicator E.

Here is what she has (only red LOL).  Hers isn't a gear indicator, though I do make those as well.
www.boostbysmith.com/Videos/redlaunch1.wmv

And gear indicator / shift light / launch light
www.boostbysmith.com/Videos/launch1.wmv

All of these can be made to auto-shift as well.

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #22 on: January 10, 2007, 09:19:07 PM »
Nice! BTW.....who does your nails? :lmao:

J/K
Nice write up! Smithabusa, do you need a represenative in the North east?

dayum ya'll are rough... LOL.. I work with my hands not pamper them  :wink: but if you wanna see what my nails look like when I do let them grow and paint them (yes myself) here...

E.


damn!! i bet you can scoop a penny out of beer bottle with those fingers..LOL...just kidding...make sure the quick connects  are making contact with the bare wire...i made a small cut in the wire to make sure it was contacting..sometimnes when you snap them closed they still dont cut through the wire and make contact...been there lots of times...i hate those freakin things !! better to check now before you put it back together. :thumb:
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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #23 on: January 10, 2007, 09:25:49 PM »
damn!! i bet you can scoop a penny out of beer bottle with those fingers..LOL...just kidding...make sure the quick connects  are making contact with the bare wire...i made a small cut in the wire to make sure it was contacting..sometimnes when you snap them closed they still dont cut through the wire and make contact...been there lots of times...i hate those freakin things !! better to check now before you put it back together. :thumb:

that's just RAW I tell ya RAW... I love it! hahaaha... yeah I wanted to check for power and all before puttin everything completely together but I can't till I get the head light assembly section put back on so I can hook up the power and ground.. but will do for sure.. I never put stuff completely back together before double checkin that kinda thing..  ( i do technical repairs where i work as well as other stuff and when I troubleshoot over the phone I'm constantly reminding them to do the same thing...)

tks for lookin out for me... (and making fun of my abnormally long fingers - you shoudl see my toes  :bah: )

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Re: Installation of Smithabusa's Launch/Shift Light...
« Reply #24 on: January 10, 2007, 09:39:47 PM »
damn!! i bet you can scoop a penny out of beer bottle with those fingers..LOL...just kidding...make sure the quick connects  are making contact with the bare wire...i made a small cut in the wire to make sure it was contacting..sometimnes when you snap them closed they still dont cut through the wire and make contact...been there lots of times...i hate those freakin things !! better to check now before you put it back together. :thumb:

that's just RAW I tell ya RAW... I love it! hahaaha... yeah I wanted to check for power and all before puttin everything completely together but I can't till I get the head light assembly section put back on so I can hook up the power and ground.. but will do for sure.. I never put stuff completely back together before double checkin that kinda thing..  ( i do technical repairs where i work as well as other stuff and when I troubleshoot over the phone I'm constantly reminding them to do the same thing...)

tks for lookin out for me... (and making fun of my abnormally long fingers - you shoudl see my toes  :bah: )

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LOL  no toes!! glad to see that you are doing your own work...thats awesome!!! i hate those damn connectors...post pics when your project is done...my new paint will post soon..just spent an hour staring at it.. :lol:
Damn you must be fast... cause you were haulin ass when i passed you!