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> Rennshifter Install to sideshifter, Tips for adjustment
bcheney
post Sep 5 2015, 07:26 AM
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I am hoping to install a Rennshifter into my 6 conversion car in the next few days...anyone have installation tips on how to set it up so the linkage adjustment is close and then can be fined tuned quickly? My tranny is a sideshifter and the long linkage rod has been slightly modified by Rich Johnson so it clears my 6 headers that looks like this.





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jim_hoyland
post Sep 5 2015, 10:35 AM
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I use the Chris Foly method: Get the shift rod a neutral position, I do this from under the car; loosen pinch lot; bunji cord the shift stick to the passenger door opener; turn the shift Rod to the right as far as it goes, I do this under the car and wedge something between the rod and the tin to hold it while I go back inside and tighten the pinch bolt. This got me 99% accuracy


After drinking a week, I tweeted the rod ; loosened the pinch bolt and adjusted the Tangerine Precision Adjuster two clicks. Shifts like a new car accuracy is 100%
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