A revolution in SHIFTING

[Altronics]

Originally Posted by FED 387

Fred--thanx for answering my questions but ya missed one does it fit along side/under/over/on top of etc with scattershields either blanket type/composite or aluminum style for the different types of trans such as GM glide/350/400 or Mopar 904/727 or Fomoco c4-c6 etc--thanks FED387

I am not familiar with every different shield/blanket type, but here is an image of how it mounts to the trans pan. I am working on instruction sheets and video as well.

[FED 387]

Fred-----ok ---now how low does it hang down for say on a super comp dragster??? and looking at the video did I detect some movement of that whole rectangular tube as it is shifting??? seems to pivot as it goes thru the gears at that that angle bracket am I correct--- will it hit the track on the bottom side of a really low car??? it appears to be about 3-3 1/2 inches wide---that pan is probably a 2inch deep pan correct??---thanx FED387

[Altronics]

Originally Posted by FED 387

Fred-----ok ---now how low does it hang down for say on a super comp dragster??? and looking at the video did I detect some movement of that whole rectangular tube as it is shifting??? seems to pivot as it goes thru the gears at that that angle bracket am I correct--- will it hit the track on the bottom side of a really low car??? it appears to be about 3-3 1/2 inches wide---that pan is probably a 2inch deep pan correct??---thanx FED387

We have a different mount for a dragster. Not for ground clearance, but for chassis. The dragster/powerglide mount locates actuator "mid" transmission coming down on an angle. (Sorry don't have picture at this time). THis keeps it out of the way of everything. This mount will also work with doors cars too, so all powerglides may end up mounting this way.

The angle it does move is minimal as the pivot is towards the rear of the case. My headers are about 2" lower the the actuator, so although it might be possible you would need a really low car!

Actuator is on 2x2x7".