Angled shifter extension: wtf
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Angled shifter extension: wtf
Where to find... I have been looking for a while, there is a ton of honda stuff available in m10x1.5, but the evo is m10x1.25. If you know of a product available stick a link here or PM me with a link if you must. Im simply looking for this and cant find one. Dont get into a technical discussion of who what when where and why.
Appreciate the help folks. I could make my own, but I would prefer the fit and finish of something along the lines of the TWM but angled. I do not see thier site including an angled option. ...
Appreciate the help folks. I could make my own, but I would prefer the fit and finish of something along the lines of the TWM but angled. I do not see thier site including an angled option. ...
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Hey, what did you use for material. I had tried to find the stuff to make one for my STI. Basically a long coupler nut and threaded rod. Couldn't find stainless couplers or threaded rod in the right size...so I gave up.
You won't be able to get a pretty heat coloration unless your using stainless or titanium. Mild steel just doesn't color like that. As far a controlling it....just practice on some scrap material. You'll get a feel for what kind of heat you need to get the blue/purple to turn. I did my old Invidia exhaust tip and it turned out sweet.
Oxy/Acetalene torch is what you need.
Post up some pics when you finish it man. Hell...post up some pics of your progress now. I'd be interested in doing this as well.
You won't be able to get a pretty heat coloration unless your using stainless or titanium. Mild steel just doesn't color like that. As far a controlling it....just practice on some scrap material. You'll get a feel for what kind of heat you need to get the blue/purple to turn. I did my old Invidia exhaust tip and it turned out sweet.
Oxy/Acetalene torch is what you need.
Post up some pics when you finish it man. Hell...post up some pics of your progress now. I'd be interested in doing this as well.
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Check out CircuitHero.com Its not angled, but its nice. I have one on my car.
http://www.circuithero.com/products.php
http://www.circuithero.com/products.php
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Ill send pics up in a miute. I used a bolt, and two nuts welded them together because I couldnt find a coupling nut in m10x125. It didnt turn out bad, and I had it polished up nice and silky smooth. But I heated it up and it looks dingy. Another few minutes with some wet paper and it will look good. Material was hardened steel, which is no longer as hardened from the welding process... but meh
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Ill try and make another one that will be a bit cleaner, but ive been sanding and polishing this one. Next one I will lop off the threads on my OEM shifter so that I can start the bend earlier, and make the overall height a tad shorter, but still end with the same effect
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Not bad man. What was the length of the bolt?
How did you determine that the shifter would be straight once tightened down? Must of tacked it in place...
So, it's 1 bolt and 2 nuts stacked....doing it. A coupler would look so much cleaner but whatever...it's awesome!...doing it.
How did you determine that the shifter would be straight once tightened down? Must of tacked it in place...
So, it's 1 bolt and 2 nuts stacked....doing it. A coupler would look so much cleaner but whatever...it's awesome!...doing it.
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Where to find... I have been looking for a while, there is a ton of honda stuff available in m10x1.5, but the evo is m10x1.25. If you know of a product available stick a link here or PM me with a link if you must. Im simply looking for this and cant find one. Dont get into a technical discussion of who what when where and why.
Appreciate the help folks. I could make my own, but I would prefer the fit and finish of something along the lines of the TWM but angled. I do not see thier site including an angled option. ...
Appreciate the help folks. I could make my own, but I would prefer the fit and finish of something along the lines of the TWM but angled. I do not see thier site including an angled option. ...
I've made some of these with different angles for previous customers. I can send you some pictures of what I did and I'm sure one of them would suit your needs!
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Frank
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