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Author: Subject: GEAR EXTENSION REVERSE???
swampy

posted on 25/11/10 at 09:38 PM Reply With Quote
GEAR EXTENSION REVERSE???

dO THEM GEAR EXTENSIONS AVAILABLE FROM RALLY DESIGN FOR THE TYPE 9 BOX ALOW THE USE OF REVERSE GEAR? I CARNT SEE HOW IT WALLOWS THE PRESSING DOWN ACTION....

hAS ANYONE MADE AN EXTENSION FOR THE 4SP MK2 ESCORT BOX??

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DRC INDY 7

posted on 25/11/10 at 09:49 PM Reply With Quote
Yes it allows you to select reverse gear just as it would with the gear lever direct on the box i used one for 2 years on my type 9





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myke pocock

posted on 25/11/10 at 10:17 PM Reply With Quote
Yes, I have used a remote extension from a Triumph Herald gearbox. It bolts to the top of the Triumph gearbox normally. I used the back end of it (it has a cast alloy housing that I cat in half) bolted into the transmission tunnel and then the operating shaft that runs forward normally, I fitted to the cut down Ford gearstick. I removed the dovetail wedge shaped insert that is in the Ford gearbox as a reverse detent and relied on the Triumph system which relies on pushing the gearstick down before selecting reverse. I will try and find an old Locost Owners Club magazine where I posted a drawing of it. Done 1,100 miles in the car so far and it works a dream.
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swampy

posted on 26/11/10 at 05:06 PM Reply With Quote
That would be brilliant if you could please. I think a picture would say a thousand words as they say. Many thanks
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