Reply to "Cable shifter conversion kit"

panteradougMember

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Originally posted by Rick P.:
I have not tried removing the spring/plunger assy. but I did read over the article you sent me and it looks pretty striaght forward...but it is almost 40 years old so who knows what might be encountered. If you are going to try it please keep me posted. I would like to hear how it really goes.
....and "coin" is not what one would drop for this shifter and cable conversion. An arm and a leg is more like it at $1500.00. I would have to save up my allowance for many moons to get this thing.

It was a good change 40 yeas ago and it still is. It takes some of the effort out of the linkage. Loosens it up.

Don't know why they felt the dents in the shift lever mechanism were needed?

6/29/143:14 PM

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