Aftermarket shifter for an automatic
#1
Aftermarket shifter for an automatic
wats goin on everybody
this is my first post and its fairly simple. can you fellow maxi owners tell me where to find some nice after market shift ***** for my automatic. i've been looking around but there are not many ***** with the o/d button on them.
thanks
PEACE
this is my first post and its fairly simple. can you fellow maxi owners tell me where to find some nice after market shift ***** for my automatic. i've been looking around but there are not many ***** with the o/d button on them.
thanks
PEACE
#2
Get your laughing gear around that
http://www.customenterprise.com/view.../vts/design004
Cheers
Keir
EDIT: Oh yeah, welcome to the org!
Cheers
Keir
EDIT: Oh yeah, welcome to the org!
#5
the nicest looking auto shifter is the levoc, CM used to sell it....guess not any more. The coolest **** is the razo quick shift....no buttons at all, just push down to shift gears. Need to wire in a switch for the O/D. Looks like a manual shifter.
#6
on the LEVOC shift ****. It's the only choice, IMO. Try www.southwestautoworks.com and/or www.liquid-ink.com . If Liquid ink doesn't have them, email and ask if they can get it. SOme things they get are not listed on the site.
#7
Originally Posted by Maxima10to1
the nicest looking auto shifter is the levoc, CM used to sell it....guess not any more. The coolest **** is the razo quick shift....no buttons at all, just push down to shift gears. Need to wire in a switch for the O/D. Looks like a manual shifter.
#15
Hey, Im selling my Quickshift so Pm me if you want it. My OD button, I used a nitrous toggle flip switch to turn off overdrive. I now have a 5speed an nitrous so my "od" button is really for nitrous now. lol.
rewiring OD is really simple, theres only 2 wires on it and just connect the 2 wires to any on/off switch and thats all there is to it.
rewiring OD is really simple, theres only 2 wires on it and just connect the 2 wires to any on/off switch and thats all there is to it.
#19
This page has pictures of the different finishes that you can get for the levoc.
http://www.importscene.com.au/prod522.htm
http://www.importscene.com.au/prod522.htm
#21
levoc CF
1MAX2NV,
Those triple gauges are nice, did you use a modified HKS din panel for those?
Anyhow, here are my three sawed levoc pics:
Sadly all the carbon fiber, including the levoc ebrake, shifter and dash kit are all fake carbon fiber patterns.
Those triple gauges are nice, did you use a modified HKS din panel for those?
Anyhow, here are my three sawed levoc pics:
Sadly all the carbon fiber, including the levoc ebrake, shifter and dash kit are all fake carbon fiber patterns.
#22
Nice pics. How did you get to sawing it? Did you have to take the WHOLE center console apart or just around the shifter? Also, where did you saw it at location wise? I'm gauging interest in maybe doing this for myself too. Not sure how hard it is/will be though. *shruggs shoulders*
#24
Originally Posted by Max Mutes
Nice pics. How did you get to sawing it? Did you have to take the WHOLE center console apart or just around the shifter? Also, where did you saw it at location wise? I'm gauging interest in maybe doing this for myself too. Not sure how hard it is/will be though. *shruggs shoulders*
#25
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You are correct. It's a HKS din panel with the holes enlarge to fit autometer gauges.
Originally Posted by MaximaGTR34
1MAX2NV,
Those triple gauges are nice, did you use a modified HKS din panel for those?
Those triple gauges are nice, did you use a modified HKS din panel for those?
#26
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I did the same thing except I didn't shorten it as much so I could reuse the bottom hole as the top hole on the shifter.
Originally Posted by MaximaGTR34
You don't have to take the entire console apart. Just take off the oem shifter, slide on the aftermarket shifter and mark where you'd want it to sit. Then use a small diameter pipe cutter and go at it. I took about 1.5" off mine iirc. There's also a metal rod in the middle of the shifter cylinder, and I took a corresponding 1.5" off that one as well. After that just drill a hole for the new shifter's screw and plug it all up and you're set.
#30
Originally Posted by takentomax
I could swear that looks like a 5spd.
Thats the point really. I bet he fooled tons of people until they saw the non existant clutch pedal. Looks rather nice to me.
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