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oadamo

posted on 27/8/07 at 08:45 AM Reply With Quote
diy paddle shift

hi has anyone got any pics of a home made paddle shift or any drawing of one.
thanks adam

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worX

posted on 27/8/07 at 09:03 AM Reply With Quote
How about this???

I just stole it from Wadders' photo archive!

Steve

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higgsti

posted on 27/8/07 at 09:52 AM Reply With Quote
now that looks the danglies
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oadamo

posted on 27/8/07 at 09:52 AM Reply With Quote
i like the look of that very smart. it looks like theres a rod for the gear change would this go to a cam with two cables on or go stright to the gear change on the engine.
adam

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zxrlocost

posted on 27/8/07 at 09:59 AM Reply With Quote
usually goes to an L bracket lever attached to the top half

then another bar attached to the horizontal part of the L bracket goes down to the gear lever

all atached with rose/ball joints






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adithorp

posted on 27/8/07 at 04:49 PM Reply With Quote
Not as flash but heres mine.

http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z282/adrianthorp/Picture036-1.jpg

and the linkage

http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z282/adrianthorp/Picture034.jpg

adrian

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