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Old 08-08-2008, 02:24 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Any custom or home made gear shifts out there?

So I was at the dealership yesterday picking up my bedrails and was looking in the part dept. and noticed a cool looking replacement shifter.
On the way home I realized that the stock one comes off ery easy and I could easily make my own.

Has anyone esle made one or bought a custom one?
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Some dude on here made a cool looking wood one. Not sure who it was though.
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Old 08-08-2008, 05:22 PM   #3 (permalink)
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ha ha ha....YEP!! Pic didn't load the first time around. Then when I was replying to your message I mistakenly hit edit your post and typed my response in yours....geezz. then I had to edit that out of your message. Man I having one of those days Notice your post says last edited by Codiac...ha ha ha!
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ha ha ha....YEP!! Pic didn't load the first time around. Then when I was replying to your message I mistakenly hit edit your post and typed my response in yours....geezz. then I had to edit that out of your message. Man I having one of those days Notice your post says last edited by Codiac...ha ha ha!
Now we are even .......last edited by jpnca
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Old 08-08-2008, 05:46 PM   #7 (permalink)
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the hurst one is cool

It would be cool to make one out of a small cylinder too
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the hurst one is cool

It would be cool to make one out of a small cylinder too

What do you mean by small cylinder????
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my bad, a small piston
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that's what I thought you meant but wasn't sure.
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You should of seen some of the things I posted, then looked at it......................................Ya no!
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Old 08-08-2008, 06:24 PM   #12 (permalink)
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there's always the cliche 8-ball, but I want something a little more unusual, and something thats is somehow realated to motorcycles.
one thought was somehow make onethat has a grip and a clutch lever on it ot something
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there's always the cliche 8-ball, but I want something a little more unusual, and something thats is somehow realated to motorcycles.
one thought was somehow make onethat has a grip and a clutch lever on it ot something
Sounds like you have an idea in your head. Make one yourself. Cut end off a bike handle bar, weld an insert into it and thread it to match, installl desired grip and lever then thread on the Tundra shifter. Simple Simon. If you don't have a welder then take it to a welding shop and I am sure they could whip something out for you in nothing flat.

GETERDONE and then post pics!!!
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Sounds like you have an idea in your head. Make one yourself. Cut end off a bike handle bar, weld an insert into it and thread it to match, installl desired grip and lever then thread on the Tundra shifter. Simple Simon. If you don't have a welder then take it to a welding shop and I am sure they could whip something out for you in nothing flat.

GETERDONE and then post pics!!!
Too late man we already trashed this thread.


Sorry poser give me some time I'll see what I can think of
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