Reply to "Reverse lockout, home made"

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Originally posted by No Quarter:...the ZF does not allow short cuts....

Another approach to speed shift from 1st to 2nd could be the addition of a torsional clutch in the linkage with the angled guided lockout, thus allowing the shifter to travel to the right while still pulling ZF rod out of 1st without roating, then the rod will snap rotate at "N" as pushing into 2nd.

only problem is it would not allow a down shift with the angled guide in place

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