Subject	The last pic, pg1 of ur link. The oval in the fork...
Posted by	CoHPhasor on July 08, 2010 at 11:38 PM
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In Reply To	More Info? Shouldn't need to dremel. posted by Chuck@Z1 on July 08, 2010 at 12:01 PM
Message	that the bottom of the shifter goes through. I just couldn't get a good angle, I tried one side in first, then reversed in case it was the shifter's slight angle. I tried rotating the aluminum section, as one side is flat (I imagine for install) It was just barely too wide, and I couldn't get one side down in far enough to gain space to get the "neck" pressed against the fork. The hole is elongated, so I followed the curve forward and back and just took a little bit out. It was still a squeeze, but I got it in.
Follow Ups	Installed my Z1 Short Shifter today - CoHPhasor 07:31:03 07/08/10 1/8" wider huh? - Shiers69 07:54:19 07/08/10 Please...this is a G rated forum ... - DZYR(NoVa) 10:25:33 07/08/10 The rubber in your old bracket is dry and hardened from - Bernie (NoVA) 08:42:35 07/08/10 2ND.. - ttz'in (NorCal) 10:20:30 07/08/10 Weird... I didn't have to do anything like that. - Multi_Read (MO) 10:01:00 07/08/10 More Info? Shouldn't need to dremel. - Chuck@Z1 12:01:37 07/08/10 The last pic, pg1 of ur link. The oval in the fork... - CoHPhasor 23:38:45 07/08/10 This shifter takes time to install. There is no dremel - John@Z1 13:11:55 07/08/10 A little Birdie told me there will be a soild shift mount - Spddracer 13:21:38 07/08/10 O dang! (n/m) - John@Z1 14:24:04 07/08/10 So hold out for this new solid mount then? - CoHPhasor 23:41:29 07/08/10 This piece will replace the entire shifter mounting assy. - Spddracer 11:07:24 07/09/10 The test fit on my car, right? :) (n/m) - na300zx (OH) 22:03:07 07/09/10
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