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> In praise of Tangerine's shift linkage + precision shift adjuster
john77
post Aug 18 2015, 07:24 PM
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Finally dialed my shifter in today after fitting the tangerine shift linkage, firewall bushing and precision shift adjuster. Holy shift improvements! The shift is solid and it 'locks' into every gear. It's a huge improvement and shifts through every gear with much more precision - so much so I got a little carried away and almost got a speeding ticket. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

The precision shift adjuster I'm assuming was designed with some sort of black magic. When I first started the car the shift pattern was so far off to the right that I only had 2nd thru 5th. So I unbolted the adjuster and turned the worm gear clockwise. I'm watching it thinking, hmmm, it looks like nothing's happening. So I bolt it back up and what do you know, I have all 6 gears! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) It needed a little bit more finessing, but it basically took me 5 mins to get 2nd and 3rd dead on the centre line of the shifter for a clean back/forth 2nd/3rd shift.

Chris from Tangerine was very patient with my dumb questions, and very quick to get back to me when I needed help, so thanks for that. I'm really looking forward to testing this out at AX on Sunday.

Oh, and for anyone else that gets the precision shift adjuster, once the plastic gear is on the shift rod I found it very easy to move it back and forth to get it in the perfect position by slotting an open ended wrench over the shift rod and using it as a lever against the gear.
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