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Author: Subject:  Relocated shifter with bug tech short shift
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posted on January 6th, 2017 at 11:05 PM
Relocated shifter with bug tech short shift


In my 63 ghia, I had new seats installed and found the shifter annoyingly far away. So, i had the tunnel cut and shut and shortened the shifter rod by 150 mm. This also required the handbrake to be shortened about 75 mm. I also use a bug tech shifter. The shifter is exceptional. It took a little bit of dialing in to get the right amount of pressure when shifting from 3rd back to 2nd and not slot reverse. The only issue I have with the shifter is that a bit of aluminium is grinding away on the metal to metal contact point on the reverse bar (on drivers side). It sprinkles into the shifter coupling. I guess i could get thin piece of nylon installed to remove the grinding effect - but def worth it though.

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posted on January 7th, 2017 at 11:14 AM



That's well done-I have shifted a few back as well.The shifter always seems too far forward.


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