Check out my cool shifter.

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paintballtommy

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took me all of 20 minutes to make. imho i love the way it feels. i cant wait to get it in the car.

 

MustangMatt1966

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paintballtommy said:

took me all of 20 minutes to make. imho i love the way it feels. i cant wait to get it in the car.

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sweet! what gun did you take that off of? and thats a nice plane btw

 

A67StangMaster

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HAha I was Like isnt that a gun handle.... haha
Nice.
see if you can put a shift ball on top of that.

 

SoCalCruising

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Way Mopar, Dude.

 

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haha it is a little mopar... but i like mopars so what of it i took it off of an old kingman spyder paintball marker. i have like 4 guns for parts so i figured wtf... the plane is my little brothers. Hes really big on RC flying and fly's competitively. Right now hes got a p47 thunderbolt with a little os supercharged 4stroke. its really cool, makes alot of thrust, and to top it off its a solid lifter cam... way hardcore hehe.

 

Route666

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Hey is that a hogue finger-groove grip for 1911? Nice thinking outside the square.

 

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I made my own short throw shifter once on another car by just cutting it shorter. It worked well, until one day when trying to speed shift. It snapped the shifter right off at the boot. Try shifting with a vice grip in rush hour traffic!

 

Shakin66

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Looks good and should be fairly comfortable. Here is my set up which allows you to set back and shift through the gears without reaching way up.


http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d...ent=CIMG2330.jpg&refPage=20&imgAnch=imgAnch22

 

A67StangMaster

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Shakin66 said:

Looks good and should be fairly comfortable. Here is my set up which allows you to set back and shift through the gears without reaching way up.


http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d...ent=CIMG2330.jpg&refPage=20&imgAnch=imgAnch22

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haha I noticed your gas pedal is missing.. lol
Foots a little too hevey huh? lol

 

Shakin66

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Its been that way since my Dad let me have the car in 1985. I have tried installing gas pedals but cant seem to get used to it. I guess you truely cant teach an old dog new tricks .

 

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where did you get the shifter relocation kit? did you fab that up yourself?

 

Shakin66

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No, It came from Mustangs Plus I think. Its a high quality peice and is very tight.

 

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i agree. i have the same one and its awesome.

 

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paintballtommy

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would i be able to use it with the steeda triax?