Twin-stick NP205
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Twin-stick NP205
Has anybody converted their NP205 to a twin-stick setup??? I know that they sell a kit(linkage, sticks, etc.) for about $125. Has anybody built their own??? Plans, pictures, etc.???
Any help would be great.
Thanks,
Aaron Weyhrich
Any help would be great.
Thanks,
Aaron Weyhrich
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http://www.clubfte.com/users/ivanribic/page2.html
Several good articles on the web - the POR site has a bunch.
I'm building my own shifters and linkage - but probably wouldn't be too much help as it's going in my Jeep with a Klune-V in front of it. FWIW, the pictures is here:
http://pages.sbcglobal.net/jmcrae/T176_205/
Yeah, it's a Jeep (T176) tranny for now - need to find a shorter adaptor to run my FORD NP-435 I have sitting on the floor
Only advice I can offer is to go slow grinding the shift rail - you'll install/remove it maybe a half dozen times before you get it right.
Several good articles on the web - the POR site has a bunch.
I'm building my own shifters and linkage - but probably wouldn't be too much help as it's going in my Jeep with a Klune-V in front of it. FWIW, the pictures is here:
http://pages.sbcglobal.net/jmcrae/T176_205/
Yeah, it's a Jeep (T176) tranny for now - need to find a shorter adaptor to run my FORD NP-435 I have sitting on the floor
Only advice I can offer is to go slow grinding the shift rail - you'll install/remove it maybe a half dozen times before you get it right.
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