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Just an update.
I had a spare air inline throttle stop laying around, and I made that link up to the shifter just fine. Had my dad build me a bracket, now all I need is a rpm controller and I will be ready to go. Sure beats the crap out of $300 for a solenoid and a bracket! |
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I did the same thing with an spare air servo on our S/ST car
this is the controller I used from Biondo ,never had any problems with it. Part: RPM-2SHIFT RPM Switch - 2 settings Price: $159.99 Weight: 1 lbs. Double Shift RPM Activated Switch: Face Size: 4" x 3-1/4" x 3/4" Overall Size: 5-3/8" x 3-1/4" x 3/4" Features / Specs: Auto Reset - No buttons to press! Shifts two gears at the same or different RPM Mounting tabs for easy installation Microprocessor controlled timing Retains all numbers when powered off Large LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Works with 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12 cylinder engines 3000 - 9900 RPM Range that can be change by pushing the buttons on the face of the unit Test Feature - Test your shifts by holding down either button for 2 seconds Two Separate outputs - Normally open, and closed. (For CO2, Air, or Electric shift applications) Programmable Repeat Feature - Unit can be programmed so it won't activate again at the finish line. This will save air for vehicles using air, or CO2 shifters.
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