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| My friend needs the shifter for a 205. All he has is the case so he needs the whole linkage. I looked in the LMC magazine and was sure they would have one but they didn't. If somebody has a schematic they can send me so that he can make one or knows were I can find one that would be great.
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| The 205 levers/linkage have apparently been discontinued from the dealer. If you can wait until Monday I will dig out my 205 and take photos of the set-up. I believe it still has the linkage attached.
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| That would be great! I don't know what he is going to do if he can't find this stuff.
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| The Following 2 Users Say Thank You to cbbr For This Useful Post: | James (June 8th, 2008), smalltowncowboy (June 7th, 2008) |
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| He could always get a twin stick setup like JB Fab makes for a reasonable price and if he wanted to grind the shift rails would have a fully independent front/rear driveline. Link to their site, cool stuff JB Custom Fabrication: Twin-stick shifters
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| He doesn't want to do the twin stick mod. Are you going to be able to get those pictures James? Also that link you posted cbbr didn't really show how the shifter attached. Don't get me wrong because I am glad you posted it because it gives me an idea of what we are looking for. But we still need a better schematic.
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| Oops, sorry about that. I'll get them for you today and post by this evening. I got it half unburied. ![]()
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| Okay, pics of the 205 shift assembly. They start out wide encompassing the 465/205, then they move in close. The 205 shifter is a single piece shifter which mounts to a pivot point. Then hooks to a linkage bar below the pivot point.
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| Thanks everyone. He was able to find a shifter from a 67-72. I hope it works cause his transfercase is out of a 76.
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