Date: Wed, 3 Nov 1999 21:53:34 -0500
From: "Don Mason" <kick@primenet.com>
Subject: Vmax RE: electric shifter

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Hi Paul,
I am no techie, but I will try to explain the best I can.  There are two
pivots in the shifting system, one on the actual shifter lever, and the
other on the shift rod that enters the tranny.  All I did was remove the
screw on the tranny shift rod pivot and rotate the pivot on the shift =
rod
CCW so that when you press the shift lever down it in turn pulls this =
pivot
up (just the opposite as stock).  You may need to turn the tranny pivot =
a
bit more CCW or CW to get the optimum leverage to your liking.  In order =
for
the pivot on the shift rod to clear, I needed to do some trimming on the
foot peg brace.  All my mods were done on the outside and took minimal =
time
to do it.  Also everything is reversible except the modified foot peg =
brace.
I hope this helps you out, I know I like it but it DOES take a bit of
getting used to.  -Don Mason # 970
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From: TachMax & Boss Lady <tachmax@mediaone.net>
To: Don Mason <kick@primenet.com>; vmax list <vmax@MyList.net>
Date: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 8:32 PM
Subject: Re: Vmax re: electric shifter 2


>don.. someone asked a little while back on how to reverse shift pattern
>using the shifter and I told them to talk to dale walker... was that =
you?
>yes, or no, want to explain how you reverse shift pattern.. i'm
>curious.paul.