Reply to "Short Shifter"

osofastMember

I had a thought and like you Blaine it is so far down the list...well I thought that if you increased the ball size on the end of the shifter rod by say 25% in the fore and aft axis, and left the diameter the same on the sides of the shift rod ( The shift gates would have to be reduced so has not to overstroke the ZF) That this could create a short throw shifter and not have to change anything dealing with the rods or levers inside of the shifter.
The actual length of the shifter would not change, also I thought that with a newly designed shift gate, and just the shifter handle this could be done very easily. Gear to gear changes would be reduced but side to side travel would not be altered.
Does this sound feasible?
Jeff

12/30/075:48 PM

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