Shift fork conversion possible?
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Shift fork conversion possible?
I know might be a more work than it's worth type endeavor
But... wonder if you can swap out the shift fork from a T6060 to a MN6/MN12 T56.
Might be another upgrade possible to tighten up the shift rail section???
The pads look close to the same size. I dont know anyone heard of this or tried it?
But... wonder if you can swap out the shift fork from a T6060 to a MN6/MN12 T56.
Might be another upgrade possible to tighten up the shift rail section???
The pads look close to the same size. I dont know anyone heard of this or tried it?
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anything is possible. If anything is off, you may as well just go custom at that point though.
for each fork / synchro, are the following the same:
pad thickness at the slider groove
L pad to R pad distance
shift interlock groove at the fork link
if yes, shift interlock groove groove to slider groove
etc.
for each fork / synchro, are the following the same:
pad thickness at the slider groove
L pad to R pad distance
shift interlock groove at the fork link
if yes, shift interlock groove groove to slider groove
etc.
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Na I'm just talking easy upgradable idea's that are simple. If it tightens it up why not ! ?
It's not worth a bunch of machining a bunch custom parts for a negligable improvement.
It's not worth a bunch of machining a bunch custom parts for a negligable improvement.