Jump to content

group buy: flatshifter for BECs


Recommended Posts

Posted
they did and they are more expensive than trickshifter at the moment. I let then now, we see what they can come up with
  • Replies 81
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

  • ludo

    21

  • iiyama

    9

  • paublo

    7

  • yqusta

    6

Top Posters In This Topic

Posted

Cheers Ludo - would obviosuly prefer more discount... but happy to go for it if we can get 10 - I assume postage wont be silly...

engine:  Kawasaki ZZR1400 2007

throttle bodies used: standard bike ZZR1400

direction the shift rod moves when changing up the gearbox: pull

model: both change up and down(Trickshifter 1)

Cheers

Paul

Posted

Sorry guys i`m going to have to drop out of this one :(

had an offer i cant refuse on a rollcage so the money is going there.

Cheers

Dave

Posted

i'm out too, seeing as your now going for the trickshifter rather than the flatshifter, nothing wrong with the trickshifter other than they don't manufacture what i'm looking for.

Cheers

anyway

Posted
ok guys, got a quote from trickshifter and they give us 25% off (for 10 or more kits, 15% for 5-9 kits) the retail price which equate to £371.25 + VAT and shipping on the up and down shifter

They do not offer something equivalent to the expert kit sold by flatshifter unfortunately.

Am I missing something here? Looked here :- http://www.trickshifter.com/index.html and the only two shifters I can see are priced at £495 + VAT and £295 + VAT. Wheres £371.25 +VAT come in to it???? Im a little puzzled!  :durr:

Posted

engine: ZX9R C

throttle bodies used: Original carbs

direction the shift rod moves when changing up the gearbox: Pull

YQUSTA

Posted

2006 Hayabusa, standard TB's.

Anyone got any pictures of where the downshift actuator fits? Need to be sure I can fit the thing as I dont have a great deal of space where the gear shift lever is and I need to be a sure as possible that it will fit!

Posted
on JeffC old car it was fitted in place of the rod acting on the gearbox, the one positioned vertically in the engine bay.
Posted
on JeffC old car it was fitted in place of the rod acting on the gearbox, the one positioned vertically in the engine bay.

Thats where I had mine fitted on both my megablade and my megabird. works a treat.

Posted

I am still in.

Can someone clarify for me whether trickshifter do a unit that blips the throttle on the downshift?

Also, just me being stupid, the clutch is still there and can be used for low speed manouevres?

I am not with the car this week, but will try to get someone to have a look to answer the question posed about the direction of the shift rod on the gearbox. Engine is a standard Busa.

Posted

Clutch still here and has to be used for stop and start at least.

as for the blipping, Andy?

By the way, Andy put himself up to take everyone's order individually and deal with Trickshifter for the whole order while keeping the price as I posted  :t-up:

Posted

Hi Bugs,

Trickshifter 1 is the full up and down, including the blip... :)   Trickshifter 2 is the shift up (drag strip style) unit.

Clutch is fully independant of the system, essentially the trickshifter cuts the fuel or coils inducing a small delay in the drive train allowing the car to accept the gear change without use of the clutch while at speed. You will still need to use the clutch at low speeds. You should be able to do this yourself at present but easing off the throttle while maintaining some pressure on the gearshift... :)

Cheers

Paul

Posted

So I take it we contact Andy if we want to place an order?

The differences between the FS and TS are??

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Restore formatting

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.


×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

Please review our Terms of Use, Guidelines and Privacy Policy. We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.