removing shifter and reverse?
Oct 19, 2004 | 06:36 PM
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removing shifter and reverse?
Originally posted by: Bradracer18
It looks tacky(but you can redesign something off of this to make it look better)....but I once had to use a wrench to shift mine, right on the top of the gearbox.......you could make something right there to decrease weight. Also, just tear into the gear box, that is about the only way you are going to understand how it works, and how to make a fix for it. I would take out reverse and neutral(or the componets to get it in).......if that is possible.
It looks tacky(but you can redesign something off of this to make it look better)....but I once had to use a wrench to shift mine, right on the top of the gearbox.......you could make something right there to decrease weight. Also, just tear into the gear box, that is about the only way you are going to understand how it works, and how to make a fix for it. I would take out reverse and neutral(or the componets to get it in).......if that is possible.
Oct 19, 2004 | 06:51 PM
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removing shifter and reverse?
Originally posted by: tbsleeper
actually that was my idea to use a wrench i remember telling u before u did urs
actually that was my idea to use a wrench i remember telling u before u did urs
Oct 19, 2004 | 06:53 PM
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removing shifter and reverse?
I just didn't want everyone to be like.......uhhh yeah if your from the boonies that might look ok......I think if you used a wrench(or just the box end connected to some light weight rod).....and then had it chromed or powder coated, it might look pretty cool. If anything else it gets the job done, and is light weight.
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