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European Question! M90 short shifter?

BB-Q

BB-Q

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M90 short shifter- is there such a thing?

Or do I have to make one whilst my 940's having its winter round of modifications?

If it's the latter, does anyone have a spare lever?
 
BB-Q said:
M90 short shifter- is there such a thing?

Or do I have to make one whilst my 940's having its winter round of modifications?

If it's the latter, does anyone have a spare lever?
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Yes, M90 short shifters exist. I just don?t remeber who sold them.

But you can make one pretty easy.
 
BB-Q said:
Yeah, just extend the lever below the pivot. The million dollar question is " how much"?
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As much as possible without having to use two arms to shift...?

That is the way I would have done it (and will do it once I get my gearbox).
 
Morley said:
1cm, or more precisely, 10mm. :-P

That's how much my shifter is extended.
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Tried that with Tina's Hyundai- it made not a lot of difference.

However, since I've benn told by Morley I shall take his word and extend my lever by this much.

On your head be it, Audun.....................:-P
 
We made a short shifter on my friends Audi A4 (FWD) and we extended it by 10-15mm and that made a huge difference. The total length and length on both sides of the pivot point is very similar to the M90 so I think that it will be a great improvement.
 
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Bling-bling! Now in USA, made in Sweden, altered in Norway!

(It's a M45 shifter I re-welded for Homer. It's the same size as my Sellholm shifter now.)
 
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