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Author: Subject: BEC rear engine - gear change setups.
T66

posted on 22/9/12 at 05:51 PM Reply With Quote
BEC rear engine - gear change setups.

Any chance of folks pics of their setups please , intend to do a rod change to the lever, but also run a Pingel solenoid in that linkage.

Links to build blogs are champion. Thanks.






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number-1

posted on 23/9/12 at 01:15 PM Reply With Quote
Hello mate. Ive got a push pull cable change for my rear engine BEC. If you need any pics of it let me know
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Jon Ison

posted on 23/9/12 at 01:37 PM Reply With Quote
I used rod on mine moons ago, doing it again a push pull cable would be my choice.
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number-1

posted on 23/9/12 at 01:46 PM Reply With Quote
Jon, why wouldnt you use a rod again? Any issues or just personal choice?
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Jon Ison

posted on 23/9/12 at 02:29 PM Reply With Quote
1 cable will replace several rods & pivots, each one puts potential slack into the linkage ?
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T66

posted on 23/9/12 at 02:49 PM Reply With Quote
What I'm proposing is to run my Pingel solenoid mounted somewhere, probably behind the gearshaft

Pictures are good, then I can copy.


It's the design of the stick mount & bracketing I'm after.

Cheers guys.






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BobM

posted on 25/9/12 at 11:28 AM Reply With Quote
I originally used a paddle shift with 3m push-pull cable but it was a PITA so now have a stubby lever with a short bacle going straight back. Works great. Pics etc. on my blog.





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