New Hans 928 shifter
#31
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#32
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Stock S4 lever height from the centerline of the upper pivot bore to the top of the lever (with **** removed) is 181mm.
The Adjustable lever low position is 165.25mm and the high position is 195.25. The lever moves to 4 position in 10mm increments.
Hope that helps,
Hans
The Adjustable lever low position is 165.25mm and the high position is 195.25. The lever moves to 4 position in 10mm increments.
Hope that helps,
Hans
#33
Drifting
Stock S4 lever height from the centerline of the upper pivot bore to the top of the lever (with **** removed) is 181mm.
The Adjustable lever low position is 165.25mm and the high position is 195.25. The lever moves to 4 position in 10mm increments.
Hope that helps,
Hans
The Adjustable lever low position is 165.25mm and the high position is 195.25. The lever moves to 4 position in 10mm increments.
Hope that helps,
Hans
#35
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The 1990 Outlaw GT is getting a total TT renew with Constantine Bearings, Hans Shifter, Coupler Bushings, GTS Clutch & Devek Stage 2 header upgrade next week.
Major thanks to Hans and Eric for providing the shifter!
I'll post a few pics of the project as it happens...
Major thanks to Hans and Eric for providing the shifter!
I'll post a few pics of the project as it happens...
#36
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Curious how you'll like Hans' shifter since I haven't installed mine yet.
#39
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how did you modify the shifter insulating foam
For everyone that has purchased and installed this shifter, can you please share how you modified or replaced the insulating foam that sits on the TT and surrounds the shift mechanism? Please share pictures and ideas. I am hesitant to cut up a perfectly good foam block
I am thinking if I could source some appropriate foam blocks I could cut and shape a similar design to the original. I am just not sure what sort of foam would be suitable for the high heat environment. And, am I looking for sound insulation or heat insulation, or possibly both. Please share your ideas
I am thinking if I could source some appropriate foam blocks I could cut and shape a similar design to the original. I am just not sure what sort of foam would be suitable for the high heat environment. And, am I looking for sound insulation or heat insulation, or possibly both. Please share your ideas
#41
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It appears so.
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#43
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Awesome...the he will 100% wanna do this...
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
This is tangental to this mod..if your TT is out. A sizable sound barrier, and a HUGE tunnel heat barrier (Your AC will like this too)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
This is tangental to this mod..if your TT is out. A sizable sound barrier, and a HUGE tunnel heat barrier (Your AC will like this too)