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Old 10-17-2009, 07:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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yeah I think about this for about 2-3 month , If we cut the rod that maintain the shift knob (about 2-3 inch + welding) .... would it be like short shifter ?


In theory it work in my head , what do you think?

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so no answer ? I will ask an other forum ....
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it will be shorter in legth yes, but it wont be a true short shifter in its sense that you change the ratio of the throw.
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which means lengthening this shifting parts below the pivot point, not shortening the ones above.
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which means lengthening this shifting parts below the pivot point, not shortening the ones above.
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