Shifter brace
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digr
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1993 gl 1500A
Shifter brace
I made my own brace to save some money, I figure I made about 50 cents per hour
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virgilmobile
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Re: Shifter brace
Looks good.
I know about the labor cost.I think I lost money making mine way back in 2011.viewtopic.php?f=6&t=9365
Different design but has the same results.Secure the shifter shaft from lateral movement by supporting the shaft at 2 points.One at the block and the other on the opposite side of the torque lever.
Works Everytime.Stops the flagpole wobble.
I know about the labor cost.I think I lost money making mine way back in 2011.viewtopic.php?f=6&t=9365
Different design but has the same results.Secure the shifter shaft from lateral movement by supporting the shaft at 2 points.One at the block and the other on the opposite side of the torque lever.
Works Everytime.Stops the flagpole wobble.
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AZgl1800
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Re: Shifter brace
That earned you a Bookmark in the Index I keep.
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CrystalPistol
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Re: Shifter brace
Looks like it'll do the trick.
Made mine in '14, buddy liked it, told buddy it was worth ordering his.
I used 1.1417" or 29mm and 0.6299" or 16mm.
Made mine in '14, buddy liked it, told buddy it was worth ordering his.
I used 1.1417" or 29mm and 0.6299" or 16mm.
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