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Author: Subject: gearlever extention probs !!!
Kev36

posted on 18/7/11 at 07:22 PM Reply With Quote
gearlever extention probs !!!

Hi

did a dummy fit of a gearlever extention ( the ones on ebay type 9) found that the lowest piont of the
extention is only 2 mm away from the prop shaft knuckle joint ( i think its called that) i pushed the car
car back and forward, it didnt touch , but would think on the road over bumps this is sure to many contact,
any thoughts ,

thanks

Kev

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Lightybob

posted on 18/7/11 at 08:12 PM Reply With Quote
Gear lever extension

Hi,

i have fitted the same extension kit to my Locost, I packed washers under the mounting plate to ensure that the propshaft did not catch the extension.

One problem that I have had is that the extension tube welding broke away very slightly making it impossible to select
reverse gear, took me ages to find out what the problem was, eventually sorted it.

Regards David

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Kev36

posted on 18/7/11 at 08:18 PM Reply With Quote
thanks David,

Did you use the nylon piece from the original and place in the extention?

cheers
Kev





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Lightybob

posted on 18/7/11 at 09:08 PM Reply With Quote
Yes,plus 2/3 washers to ensure it cleared the propshaft.

Regards David

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