anyone know of any company that is looking to make a sequential shifter for and of the honda ,not acura, engines

sequential shifter / sequestial tranny let me rephrase


[Modified by Solo.Rex, 7:19 PM 2/11/2003]

 

I have no clue what you are talking about, but all the honda and acura shifters are the same if that helps, they just have a different bend in the shaft.

 

Yes I do, a company in Australia is developing a sequential shifting device. It appears that it'll install at the clutch pedal and over the shift lever. Their website is rev-lite.com.

 

since when has acura started to make engines?

 

so whats that mean? no body has to learn how to manage the gas and clutch anymore?

 

Ikeya has sequential shifters for high end jap cars, they're making applications for the civic already. But it isn't a dog box so you will still have to use the clutch when shifting.

http://www.ikeya-f.co.jp/

 

i knew about ikeya but i didn't know they were startign to sell the civic ones already.
is there anyother companies the other one abouve isn't a sequestial it is an semi-auto shifter , aka electronic assisted shiftign

 

Thay are avalible... Ready... sitting down?... In the neighborhood of $13,000, no barter or negotiations. I would think they could be made for less, but whose going to do it?
Schu

 

gah expensive definately not worth the cost of slow or lazy shifting, if its a concern of not being able to shift fast enough, i'd probably say too much effort is going into shifting. I can used 2 fingers and my thumb (which isn't very steady i know) and shift into any gear quick enough so i don't have even put my foot on the gas to bring the rpms back up, so I know it can be done. If you are having troubles not being able to match speeds, just keep working at it, it'll come eventually. And I suppose if you're just looking for the sake of knowing that cool too.

 

the sequentil shifter and made to beable to shift faster they don't slow anytthing down at all
a sequential shifter has everything in the tranny shifting asat the same time so you won't grind grears or any of that ,
a sequential shifter is what you find in All motorcycles i don't think i have ever seen a motocycle change gears slow or grind