jasonstang
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Very interesting concept.
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I don't think there would be any reason you couldn't. I would think it will function just like the stock shifter.Can you bump it into drive from sport like the stock auto shifter?
From what I saw from the video, the guy had to press down to move from sport to drive. Unless I just imagined things.I don't think there would be any reason you couldn't. I would think it will function just like the stock shifter.
Yes, that would be quite annoying. I am emailing him to clarify this very feature.From what I saw from the video, the guy had to press down to move from sport to drive. Unless I just imagined things.
I don't think there would be any reason you couldn't. I would think it will function just like the stock shifter.
Even though he did in the video does not mean you need to. This works with the normal shifter shaft, and the ball just presses down on the pin on top. The pin does not lock in "S" at all; since those mechanics are controlled at the bottom section of the shifter mechanism, so you should not need to depress the ball to shift from "S" to "D". Hope this helps.From what I saw from the video, the guy had to press down to move from sport to drive. Unless I just imagined things.
I have been corresponding with Ilja (WMgarage) this morning with a few questions. Here is the definitive answer about the locking/bumping feature:I would assume it does and follows the safety requirements so they didnt alter the function (the reverse and park lockouts without depressing)
But until someone gets one in the first batch who knows. It wouldnt be a dealbreaker to have to click from S to D honestly.
On that note, why is neutral locked out on the Mustang without pushing the button?Even though he did in the video does not mean you need to. This works with the normal shifter shaft, and the ball just presses down on the pin on top. The pin does not lock in "S" at all; since those mechanics are controlled at the bottom section of the shifter mechanism, so you should not need to depress the ball to shift from "S" to "D". Hope this helps.
I am certain it will behave the same as the stock lever.On that note, why is neutral locked out on the Mustang without pushing the button?
On most cars, you can go between D and N without pushing the button unless you wanna go to R. This way you can just push into N without fear of going into R accidentally.
I spoke to Ilja on the phone last week. Parts are on their way to him. He changed the plastic retaining piece to metal for reliability.Well did this just do a "false start"? Anyone actually get theirs? I am interested to know more but, definitely want a different shift ball than the 3 shown.
Thanks... I think people need to re-read the part that this is a pre-orderLastly, he said that shipping is targeted to begin the third week of this month. He is on vacation this week.
