Reply With QuoteDefinitely no.
You could probably adapt one of those ikeya formula shifters to suit if you are dead keen..
Sequential shift for w5x?
has any ever done a sequential shift for a w5x gearbox?
Definitely no.
You could probably adapt one of those ikeya formula shifters to suit if you are dead keen..
I've heard those things suck. and $$$ too.
Better off making your own air powered one.
you need a dog-mission gearset for ikeya formula ones.
how would you make an air shift?
Compressor, tank, actuator, air lines, electric control valves and a little microcontroller like a motorola/PIC/AVR/arduino/PICAXE. Maybe mechanical lockouts because air actuators are only half-degree of freedom.
looks like its not worth it lol
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