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Thats interesting - but its not the same as mine - its very similar though.
The way I did mine is easier than that - the part that comes from the turret on the box is a 'male' fitment - that one above is female by the looks of things...
(I know what I mean! lol)
how much do people usually pay for the cavalier shifter?
yeah that was a CP/Nova--chris special :)
Cav shifters complete, I've had a few from my local scrappy for £7.50-£10
im assuming the Cavalier lever is the same as a Nova in having the pivot at the bottom therefore making it no good without modifying it so that the pivot is in the centre of the lever (if this makes sense?)
I always thought this was the whole point, i didn't know people left the Nova gear linkage in till some one on here said.Quote:
Originally Posted by Will F
I thought every one did them straight to the turret.
Will, post some pics!
OK - I will get some tonight, but my camera phone goes mental when the light is poor and all the pics look like a 70's discoQuote:
Originally Posted by John H
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Is the square bracket required for this setup (where the flange is bolted to) or could you just run a long shifter rod straight to the universal joint? Are any bearings required with this setup or is it simply a plastic/nylon guide?
Thanks
its not essential but i would have thought it would help stiffen up the "feel" of the shifter rod. Plastic/rubber guides are adequate but i would have thought a spherical bearing could be used if desired. The shifter rod doesnt rotate all that much in fairness