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ptrefry 06-01-2006 04:12 PM

Six speed GMH box
 
Hi guys me again I have a GMH 6 speed and need to get the shifter moved forward for my CR .
Does anyone know of any companys in Sydney that does the that type of work ?
Thanks P

pneall 06-01-2006 08:54 PM

Paul,

There are two people who do this conversion in Sydney one is Ian at CR and not sure of other as he moved from Hornsby some years ago.

Mal Wood in Queensland also does this conversion as does a member on this forum.

Have a talk to me on Tuesday and I will let you know the pros and cons.

Phil:)

boxhead 06-02-2006 06:44 PM

Maybe check with Aussie Mike - he may be too busy with other items though.

Or you could do it yourself, it isnt as difficult as it looks.

Cobra.au 06-03-2006 05:52 AM

Come on Phil spill the beans on the bad side of the shifter relocation as I am going down that road (getting a special box from Mal wood).

Cheers

ledge 06-03-2006 04:07 PM

Hi all
I got my shifter from GM Motorsport (rip shift) and had them them turn it around so it bent forward and it is great no internal mods to box just bolted on.

Regards
Paul

Sloth 06-04-2006 01:31 AM

Paul Adams at All About Gearboxes did mine. 02 9831-5377.

Leeroy 06-04-2006 07:35 PM

Ledge
I think you went the easiest way. I modded mine myself and it all worked out fine but some very nervous moments I must say.

Those rip shifts I looked at early and thought they were a bit XXy but turning it around was a good move and am I right in saying they also are a much shorter shift. Probably ended up cheap way to relocate shifter.

ledge 06-05-2006 03:12 PM

Hi Leeroy
I think they are about 400 now when i got mine they where dearer than that.
Yes they are a short shift and the way they work means 2nd to 3rd you just push it straight no need to move it side ways which makes for a bloody quick change through all gears.

Regards
Paul

pneall 06-05-2006 04:22 PM

Paul,

Very Clever.

Craig,

The only pros and cons relate to $$. Mal Wood does a real nice job and if you are getting a special box stick with Mal.Like Leigh says you can do it yourself...but the first cut is the deepest ( good name for a song:LOL: )

Phil:)

Churchy 06-05-2006 04:43 PM

Show and Tell
 
Paul, at show at tell tonight. We intend to pull the shifter plate off and have a look, so that Phil can give us the good oil and wisdom he has picked up.

Bring a camera if you wish. I am going to have mine very handy. :D

Churchy 06-05-2006 10:08 PM

I Rang GM Motorsports
 
Hi Gang,

I rang GM Motorsports and the price is $499 inc GST.

ledge 06-06-2006 03:04 PM

Hi All
There are some pics in my gallery of where the shift comes up if you want to take a look to make sure it will be ok.

Regards

Paul

Churchy 06-06-2006 05:00 PM

Ledge, thanks for the pics.

I believe your engine sits a bit further back and you are able to take advantage of the 6 or 7 inches that the Rip Shifter moves it forward. The CR's do need the mod and need to ake advantage of the forward shifter location, otherwise the gear stick comes out aroudn your elbow.

At least I think that is what I learnt from a BBQ last night. Many things were discussed and this was one of them. :confused: :confused:


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