HP Autoworks Short Shifter
yea. IT is more harm then good: think about it, at a shorter shifter radius, you require more force to create a torque.
Simple idea, the longer the lever arm, the less perpindicular force required to push the thing into gear.
Meaning, you need to push the stick harder. Having a radius length should be proportional to the amount of force required to push it, Meaning if you just arbitraily start chopping off a few inches of the stick, yea sure even with the STS installed, it may not be making it that more work, if u can get the exact measurement to make it the force as is now required to shift( no sts installed), yet isn't the point to make shifters, shorter, quicker, and more efficent? It would actually defeat the purpose of this STS.
leave the rod alone, a shorter rod after all, may look cool, but it's not all it's cracked up to be. Also, i prefer stock look.
Simple idea, the longer the lever arm, the less perpindicular force required to push the thing into gear.
Meaning, you need to push the stick harder. Having a radius length should be proportional to the amount of force required to push it, Meaning if you just arbitraily start chopping off a few inches of the stick, yea sure even with the STS installed, it may not be making it that more work, if u can get the exact measurement to make it the force as is now required to shift( no sts installed), yet isn't the point to make shifters, shorter, quicker, and more efficent? It would actually defeat the purpose of this STS.
leave the rod alone, a shorter rod after all, may look cool, but it's not all it's cracked up to be. Also, i prefer stock look.
Originally Posted by mjg
yea. IT is more harm then good: think about it, at a shorter shifter radius, you require more force to create a torque.
Simple idea, the longer the lever arm, the less perpindicular force required to push the thing into gear.
Simple idea, the longer the lever arm, the less perpindicular force required to push the thing into gear.
I knew i should have paid attention in math class.
j/k. yeah, i guess it does make sense. I just hate haveing this huge pole for a shifter. I guess i will see how it feels with the STS installed. I can't wait untill tomorrow..
STS--Coming Today? (Saturday)
Same as above post. Is it coming in today? I know that the funds have been taken out of my bank account last week. Also sent an email to you. Thanks.
Everyone, Although we sent them out on thursday and on the average, regular postal mail takes 3-4 days, it may be a bit longer for east coast states. I shipped them postal because we would gain a extra day of delivery (saturday) vs UPS. I know you guys want your STS, just a few more days.
Originally Posted by hpautoworks
Everyone, Although we sent them out on thursday and on the average, regular postal mail takes 3-4 days, it may be a bit longer for east coast states. I shipped them postal because we would gain a extra day of delivery (saturday) vs UPS. I know you guys want your STS, just a few more days.
Okay, I'll wait some more. I thought that it would be hard for it to arrive today... I thought you just shipped it out super fast or something. lol. I am just going to have to go to work and drive really fast back to see if it came in!
brrr... mon/tuesdays high is 32deg.
thanks for the update.
Originally Posted by hpautoworks
Sorry guys, the lady at the post office said that regular "metered" mail would be 3 days to most of the US.
All orders were processed and shipped. There was not any problems with any website nor paypal orders. If there was a issue, we would have called; otherwise, the STS are already on its way. Almost all of you guys will be installing these very soon.
Originally Posted by Bluesbrekr
Hopefully they's start showing up today or tomorrow......
Who'll be the first to install it (besides Phxblue)??
Who'll be the first to install it (besides Phxblue)??
If its shows up today, or tomorrow, I will be right outside to install it... even if it is raining or snowing out.
I can't wait until work ends...
As a side note: Our products are backed by a lifetime warranty and at any point during install or after install, anyone can feel free to call us for any tech support. Also our STS is fabricated using the latest CAD technology and is also the company which manufactures STS for TRD and Nismo......Just in case people had any second doubts or want to flame us for our STS.
Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 2,129
From: San Fernando Valley CALI
Originally Posted by hpautoworks
... our STS is fabricated using the latest CAD technology and is also the company which manufactures STS for TRD and Nismo......Just in case people had any second doubts or want to flame us for our STS.
freakin sweet!!! my brother just told me i got it in!!!!
HPAUTOWORKS..... can you please confirm or deny if i really need to use locktite? if i do, i go to homedepot really quick after work before i go home... please let me know asap! thanks!!
HPAUTOWORKS..... can you please confirm or deny if i really need to use locktite? if i do, i go to homedepot really quick after work before i go home... please let me know asap! thanks!!
Originally Posted by hpautoworks
It is recommended, just as a safety measure. Why not do it right the first time ya know?
... ok... i hope the lines are not too long.
thanks! anbd i will let you know how the install goes, and my thoughts later on tonight.
San Antonio, TX--Didn't get mine :-(
Will be expecting it tomorrow I hope. I live in an apt. is the box small enough to fit in a PO Box?
Can you confirm that my order was processed? I know that the funds were taken out.
Thanks,
-Tony
Can you confirm that my order was processed? I know that the funds were taken out.
Thanks,
-Tony
Originally Posted by ynot411
Will be expecting it tomorrow I hope. I live in an apt. is the box small enough to fit in a PO Box?
Can you confirm that my order was processed? I know that the funds were taken out.
Thanks,
-Tony
Can you confirm that my order was processed? I know that the funds were taken out.
Thanks,
-Tony
Aight i got mine in today and installed. Well where to start. Dont get me wrong guys it does its job but man my a$s hurts after that raping on the price. I saw that box and thought that it had to be filled with gold to cost that much. I know i know that it takes alot of research to work this out but d@mn there is maybe $4 worth of metal there. Thanks again for the work guys but if i had it to do over again i think i would hold off and see what else comes in the future because someone will take this idea and run, i see this on ebay for 25 bucks in the future like the knockoff injen intake is now. but hey thats just my 2cents!
Got mine today and already installed it. You guys weren't lying....7 minute install. I used locktite as suggested. It reduced the throw by about 1 1/4 inch. (I measured). Took it out for a quick test. The throw is short and solid. Much quicker shifts are possible. I'm a very satisfied customer!
Kudos to HP for a great product!!
Kudos to HP for a great product!!
my a$s hurts after that raping on the price
I know how you feel. I feel the same way. After I've invested almost 1/2 million dollars in equipment and a good 50 thousand dollars in cad and cam software. The years I've invested to learn all this stuff. And then make 40 Maxima Short Shifters. I can see I'm really gonna get rich on this.
Why do you think nobody else stepped up to the plate for you.
Why do you think nobody else stepped up to the plate for you.
Originally Posted by Jon610
Aight i got mine in today and installed. Well where to start. Dont get me wrong guys it does its job but man my a$s hurts after that raping on the price. I saw that box and thought that it had to be filled with gold to cost that much. I know i know that it takes alot of research to work this out but d@mn there is maybe $4 worth of metal there. Thanks again for the work guys but if i had it to do over again i think i would hold off and see what else comes in the future because someone will take this idea and run, i see this on ebay for 25 bucks in the future like the knockoff injen intake is now. but hey thats just my 2cents!



