can diy short shifter?

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i am wondering whter is it possible to diy a short shifter? as in shifts timing are shorter and not the shift rod is shorter...aha...
so anyone?
 
If you have welding torch, can.

Short shifters merely changes the point of fulcrum.
 
dun understand lar...as i know pl mod thiers with their existing shifters...so how? cn bolt and nut alsorite? welding i got also lar.r..
 
cut is not the answer for short shifter, although it has been shorten ( ROD ) the gear in and out are still the same..

a real short shifter are shorten when u pull in and out when u shift.. this will make u shift faster not shift shorter.. normally a real short shifter will need time to learn, coz the column between each gear are so close and hard.

if u try before u know what i mean.
 
The cutting and welding is not done on the gear stick.

THe cutting and welding is done on the fulcrum.

Eg. Did any of you played see-saw at the play ground.

If you sat nearer to the fulcrum, the distance you travel is shorter but the opposite side required more effort to push you up.

And if you sat further away from the fulcrum, the distance travelled is longer. However the effort is vice versa.
 
Originally posted by fstrader@Oct 18 2004, 23:32
just cut it by half. :D
yes, that's the way....same as i did on my lock knob....:D
 
:lol: yala...damm interested larr...anyone with any ideas?
 
Back in the old days when a short shifter cost RM300++, some of us with access to welding equipment DIY-ed our own short shifters.

But Short shifter now cost oni Rm150.

The labour cost and trouble to DIY not worthwhile adi.
 
Originally posted by Joeker@Oct 19 2004, 01:00
The cutting and welding is not done on the gear stick.

THe cutting and welding is done on the fulcrum.

Eg. Did any of you played see-saw at the play ground.

If you sat nearer to the fulcrum, the distance you travel is shorter but the opposite side required more effort to push you up.

And if you sat further away from the fulcrum, the distance travelled is longer. However the effort is vice versa.
Er... I think you got your forces all wrong bro.

If you were nearer to the fulcrum, the distance travelled is less and so is the force needed to move/alleviate you. And otherwise when you're seating away from the fulcrum.
 
Originally posted by Joeker@Oct 22 2004, 08:35
oppsss.....no wonder i flunked my fizik in SPM :P
learn from mistakes laa bro .. :P :P ..

if yu guys really look at the gear lever/"batang gear" .. the oem gear lever is shorter (between the hole to the gear linkage and fulcrum) .. whereas the short shifter, the lever is longer (between the hole and the fulcrum) ..

"betul ker idak aku explain" .. but the thing is like that laa ..
 
just go to buy a short shifter
and just ask the ppl who do the mould to duplicate for u loh!!

maybe who's father or uncle expert in doing this mould

and then mass production!!!!!!
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

just my 2 cent

but actually it is really can do!
but donno how much it will cost
 
i got 1 set short shifter..call me if anyone interested..
 
how much u want to sell??
RM100??
 

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