Reply to "Not For the Faint of Heart - Chassis Mods for a Coyote Engine Installation"

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Blaine, two suggestions for more loss of sleep: try the cable shifter developed by Lloyd Butfoy for his 6-speed ZF, and refined by the current rights owner (who's shop name escapes me right now but it's popular with GT-40 kit-guys and other mid-engine racers). A few are being successfully used in Panteras.

Steve Wilkinson in So-Cal has a complete Pantera SI frame hanging on the wall of his shop, rescued from the debris of the old DeTomaso factory in Modena. He has photos.

Cheers- J DeRyke

11/19/1812:28 PM

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