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minordelay

posted on 19/2/07 at 10:15 AM Reply With Quote
Gearlinkage

Does anyone have any pics of a rod type gearlinkage fitted to an indyblade or similar. I have seen some good ones somewhere but can't seem to find them amongst a sea of favorites.
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shortie

posted on 19/2/07 at 10:56 AM Reply With Quote
Should be some in my archive for paddleshift on an Indy blade
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BenB

posted on 19/2/07 at 11:05 AM Reply With Quote
Of course this does open up the whole rods vs cables debate!!!!
A well sorted rod gearlinkage is pretty good but if you have to have lots of rosejoints etc to get it round obstructions you might be better off with a double cable system.....

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minordelay

posted on 19/2/07 at 11:35 AM Reply With Quote
I have been supplied with the MK rod linkage so that's what I'll be using for now but the paddle type looks great.

We're building this as a college project so it will be developed when built again next year, kliktronic/ paddle etc.

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NS Dev

posted on 19/2/07 at 01:58 PM Reply With Quote
on this subject, anybody got a good source for a nice cable setup donor?

I need a pair of cables that I can accurately adjust so i can get the two gearboxes in my new grasser shifting together and rod runs are too tricky.





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iank

posted on 19/2/07 at 02:47 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by NS Dev
on this subject, anybody got a good source for a nice cable setup donor?

I need a pair of cables that I can accurately adjust so i can get the two gearboxes in my new grasser shifting together and rod runs are too tricky.


MR2 have a cable change which should be easy to use..

Don't know if it's accurately adjustable, but post 94 (I think) Mondeo's have a cable shift, but you'd probably need to use longer cables for a midi.





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esn163

posted on 19/2/07 at 04:56 PM Reply With Quote
Hi

there are a few linkage pics in this thread that may be useful.

HTH

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NS Dev

posted on 19/2/07 at 05:19 PM Reply With Quote
hmmm, interesting, but not really an answer (not meant critically!!! )

I'm really after a good solid car cable system, only needs to be just over 1m long as the engines are right behind my head!!!!

It needs to have threaded ends, say m6, at at least one end.

I've seen them on some jappy cars but can't remember what!

The MR2 is certainly an idea





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minordelay

posted on 19/2/07 at 08:20 PM Reply With Quote
Those threads are getting me closer to an idea of how it all should fit, I'm sure that I've seen a pic somewhere showing the MK linkage really clearly.

I only recieved the parts from MK this morning and I had to keep my hungry for knowledge students on the boil.

They still got loads done though.

Must post some pics soon.

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