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Alternate shifters, Cable shifter |
Steve1956 |
Jan 17 2023, 10:39 AM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 6 Joined: 4-November 22 From: Morocco,Indiana Member No.: 26,966 Region Association: None |
Good morning everyone,anyone using a Boxster cable shifter or other similar?
My engine swap won't allow the use of stock shift linkage. Thx,,, |
Lilchopshop |
Jan 17 2023, 01:55 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 75 Joined: 17-February 20 From: New York Member No.: 23,932 Region Association: North East States |
I'm using a shifter from a Boxster with my Subaru 5MT transmission swap.
The good news about the Boxster shifter is that the cables exit towards the rear. The down-side is that the attachment for the "in and out" action of the suby 5MT shift rod is below the pivot point on the shift lever. This requires a extra pivot in your cable linkage set-up if you want to have the standard H-pattern shifting. The toyota MR2 shifter has the in-out cable attachment above the shifter pivot, so shift lever motion is proportional to cable push-pull. I found that the boxster shift levers were easier to come by and a little better quality than the MR2 shift levers. I can provide pictures of my setup if this is the info you are looking for. |
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