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Re: sequential shifter (ProstockH22crx)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ProstockH22crx »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Ricky dela Cruz's hot rod crx has a Longs shifter attached to his stock shifter cables. Instead of the H pattern, he just shifts up and down, but still uses clutch. We'll be in Pomona if anybody wants see it in person.</TD></TR></TABLE>
pics please i'm in oh
pics please i'm in oh
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Re: sequential shifter (Nameless RB26)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Nameless RB26 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'm getting the Ikea shifter for my 240. 
Sucks for you Honda dudes...</TD></TR></TABLE>
they have one just not out .
Sucks for you Honda dudes...</TD></TR></TABLE>
they have one just not out .
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Avid Racing makes an H22A race shift linkage and they recently dropped their price on them. I am a dealer for them Florida. Check them out at http://www.avidracing.com Don't mind their current price on the web, they have dropped it... Hope that helps you.
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their alot involved in the avid linkage also no passenger seat,heater core ive heard the mount gotto be changed 
any solid fact what needs to be done to get this avid linkage to work i got pics of it in a eg i need it for a ek
any solid fact what needs to be done to get this avid linkage to work i got pics of it in a eg i need it for a ek
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Re: sequential shifter (MidShipCivic)
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they have one just not out . </TD></TR></TABLE>
Exactly.. so sit on your *** and wait for it.
they have one just not out . </TD></TR></TABLE> Exactly.. so sit on your *** and wait for it.
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Re: sequential shifter (Nameless RB26)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Nameless RB26 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Exactly.. so sit on your *** and wait for it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
LOL I don't need to wait I'm fine with straight cut gears and the H pattern NISSAN BOY No lift shift!
Exactly.. so sit on your *** and wait for it.</TD></TR></TABLE>LOL I don't need to wait I'm fine with straight cut gears and the H pattern NISSAN BOY No lift shift!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by h22 civic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">their alot involved in the avid linkage also no passenger seat,heater core ive heard the mount gotto be changed any solid fact what needs to be done to get this avid linkage to work i got pics of it in a eg i need it for a ek</TD></TR></TABLE>
could you post the pics please?
any solid fact what needs to be done to get this avid linkage to work i got pics of it in a eg i need it for a ek</TD></TR></TABLE>could you post the pics please?
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Re: sequential shifter (MidShipCivic)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MidShipCivic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
LOL I don't need to wait I'm fine with straight cut gears and the H pattern NISSAN BOY No lift shift!
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ouch, a nissan punch below the belt.
Right.. enjoy that FWD sequential.
LOL I don't need to wait I'm fine with straight cut gears and the H pattern NISSAN BOY No lift shift!
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ouch, a nissan punch below the belt.
Right.. enjoy that FWD sequential.
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You can only have a Seqential Forward /backward shift, gearbox H pattern will never work and in racing they use electric solenoids like this : http://www.quickshifter.net/buttonshifter4.htm
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Re: sequential shifter (h22 civic)
ideas....
For a simple non-sequential system to prevent mis shifts a simple ratchet system could be used. Unfortunatly you would have to release the ratchets to downshift.
For the clutch, everyone is looking at it wrong. What you need to do is operate the hydraulics, not the clutch lever. A ABS type system could be used with variable valveing for smooth/rough clutch engagement.
For a true sequential system you could use something with 4 drums, 2 rotating, 2 fixed. Picture it one pair at a time. You have a fixed drum that the cable is atatched to, and one that the lever is atatched to. The rotating drum has the shift pattern for either l-r or f-b cut into its surface. as it rotates against the other drum it is forced in and out, moving the cable. Then a simple bearing system would be used to ratchet back to center. The same could be done with a single drum with two patterns cut into it that levers operating the cables work through.
These could be aplied to even lever shift trans missions useing a similar system as is used when putting a b18c into an elise.
For a simple non-sequential system to prevent mis shifts a simple ratchet system could be used. Unfortunatly you would have to release the ratchets to downshift.
For the clutch, everyone is looking at it wrong. What you need to do is operate the hydraulics, not the clutch lever. A ABS type system could be used with variable valveing for smooth/rough clutch engagement.
For a true sequential system you could use something with 4 drums, 2 rotating, 2 fixed. Picture it one pair at a time. You have a fixed drum that the cable is atatched to, and one that the lever is atatched to. The rotating drum has the shift pattern for either l-r or f-b cut into its surface. as it rotates against the other drum it is forced in and out, moving the cable. Then a simple bearing system would be used to ratchet back to center. The same could be done with a single drum with two patterns cut into it that levers operating the cables work through.
These could be aplied to even lever shift trans missions useing a similar system as is used when putting a b18c into an elise.
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