Correct me if I am wrong but I was under the assumption that while replacing the drive shaft (to aluminum that is) the Tri-ax could also be accomplished. Removal of the trani to accomplish this was never a consideration. The Tri-ax was only needed in my application to accomodate the additional height of the shifter for the line lock button and pistol grip shifter. Talk to me about trani removal?What is the difference in the , In Vehicle Repair for the shifter Lever verses the Removal procedure of the Transmission?![]()
Service manual statesWhat is the difference in the , In Vehicle Repair for the shifter Lever verses the Removal procedure of the Transmission?![]()
What is the difference in the , In Vehicle Repair for the shifter Lever verses the Removal procedure of the Transmission?![]()
Thanks 07, still unsure which method I will follow for installation of the tri-ax shifter or whether this whole application is even worth it just to accomodate the pistol grip with line lock combo? It seems that working through the console for the in Vehicle Repair would be some what tight working conditions. Then again will wait to see the actual shifter as I believe the pics and actual shifter will tell the story as to which process is the best. Are you thinking of this application and if so which method have you chosen?
Sounds like another happy Evolution customer. Evo. got me as well.Finally got the shifter installed. Took a few hours. Had to take Drive Shaft off, driver side exhaust plus x-pipe and Transmission crossmember to lower the Trany enough to reach the top of the shifter to be able to get to it. While the Drive Shaft is out I am replacing it with a one piece unit. I weighed the two and the Stock Drive shaft weighs 20 pounds more.