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Make my mind up time......
Jon Ison - 11/7/07 at 07:03 PM

Do I.............


Go for the push button shift or........

The flat shifter with clutchless down shift to ?

Or can I have both ?


blue2cv - 11/7/07 at 07:11 PM

If the flat shifter operates electricly or in linkage, i would imagine you could have both.


Jon Ison - 11/7/07 at 07:24 PM

I think I could have both but but funds say one at a time, i think the flatshifer with the clutchless down shift would be 1st choice and most useful ?

Thoughts ?


Wadders - 11/7/07 at 07:26 PM

Can vouch for the effectiveness of the flat shifter, it works a treat, autoblip is great. Pretty sure you can use a flatshifter with either a conventional rod/cable paddle shift, or a solenoid operated system.

Al.


Jon Ison - 11/7/07 at 07:29 PM

I think that would be the most useful of the two to ? Solenoid can come later.


kb58 - 11/7/07 at 11:32 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Wadders
Can vouch for the effectiveness of the flat shifter, it works a treat, autoblip is great. Pretty sure you can use a flatshifter with either a conventional rod/cable paddle shift, or a solenoid operated system.

Al.


About this flatshifter, who makes them? I don't think the electric shifters I've seen do any throttle blipping.


Wadders - 11/7/07 at 11:57 PM

This is the one i'm using.
Al.

http://www.flatshifter.com/




Originally posted by kb58




About this flatshifter, who makes them? I don't think the electric shifters I've seen do any throttle blipping.