Has anyone come up with a different way to shift the transaxle, than the shift rods?
I think I saw someone used a cable instead.
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You must of seen my Pantera at Vegas with the cable shifter, it's still on the car and I will be there this year. Lloyd @ RBT
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Originally posted by Lloyd Butfoy:
You must of seen my Pantera at Vegas with the cable shifter, it's still on the car and I will be there this year. Lloyd @ RBT
Are you going to sell the cable shifter setup?
Are you looking to replace the Pantera linkage or is it for a kit car or? Lloyd @ RBT
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Lloyd
I want to replace my Pantera's linkage
I want to replace my Pantera's linkage
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Originally posted by Lloyd Butfoy:
Are you looking to replace the Pantera linkage or is it for a kit car or? Lloyd @ RBT
[This message has been edited by Lloyd Butfoy (edited 01-22-2003).]
Cables stretch and flex. Hydraulics would be interesting for shifting. So would electric solinoids. stepping motors may be too slow. Pneumatics would be too sloppy! as air is always compressable. Just my 2 cents. Marlin.