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2013/03/26 19:38:06 (permalink)
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Type 9 gear lever/quick shift

Ello,
 
Looking to buy a type 9 shift lever and the mounting assembly, preferably quick shift, but a standard for cheap will do. For conversion on a MK2 escort.
Need to be able to post it to Queanbeyan next door to Canberra. 
If I can't get one off here soon I'll likely grab this from ebay:
http://www.ebay.com.au/it...8.l2649#ht_1431wt_1163
 
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Rob
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    hendo
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    Re:Type 9 gear lever/quick shift 2013/03/26 20:48:03 (permalink)
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    Dont know how he does them so cheap, I got stuff from him before, good quality and fast postage. was thinking of getting one just for spare, at that price.


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    Re:Type 9 gear lever/quick shift 2013/03/27 13:05:36 (permalink)
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    I'll have to reduce my pricing. Darn pound to dollar ratio.... keeps getting better and better and I paid for mine 6 months ago.


     
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    Re:Type 9 gear lever/quick shift 2013/03/28 07:57:08 (permalink)
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    I got mine a couple of years ago.  Have now sold he car, but still got the shifter.
     
    Is a rose jointed one (they do vibrate on a street car and can drive you a little nuts over time if your car is otherwise quiet) that I fitted a rubber boot onto and filled with grease to make it durable for the road.  I can post to ACT for $90 if you would like. By the time I got the shifter and boot it cost me about $120.  Only ever fitted to the car for less than 100km....

    Just my 2.2c worth including GST....
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    Re:Type 9 gear lever/quick shift 2013/03/28 08:05:59 (permalink)
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    Sorry have ordered the one from ebay, seemed a good deal, and I found a guide on stopping the vibration and noise of a rose jointed shifter by tapping 3 holes in the mounting block and using some bolts, dont quite remember how it went but I could get the link when I get home.
    If the UK one ordered is no good Ill get back.
    Cheers,
     
    Rob
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    Re:Type 9 gear lever/quick shift 2013/03/30 11:23:04 (permalink)
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    The UK one is most likely very similar (looks to be the same design - just hope for you it is not a cheap copy).. It is the rose joint that makes the vibration - so the design as similar will most likely vibrate.... (Have heard other peoples tales on how to stop them vibrating, but have not heard of any success stories, so I would be interested to see what you are doing an if it actually works in the real world...)

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    Re:Type 9 gear lever/quick shift 2013/03/30 11:42:12 (permalink)
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    http://www.turbosport.co../showthread.php?t=167509
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