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finally, here it is. as i promised a DIY video on building your own sequential shifter. after my first prototype it turns out it was fine build for me, but i didnt stand the strength and brutality of a good friend of mine,
needless to say, he demolished that shifter in a 5 minute session with the shifter. he actually snaped the aluminum rod. anyways, as distraught as i was. i knew i could not release a how to on that shifter.
so i went back to the drawing board, and came up with what i call J-proof shifter.
(J is the first initial of the buddy who destroyed my first shifter). proof, being that he did not or could not destroy this one. all he did was bend the brackets
(easy fix)
as some of my subscribers on youtube know. i try me best to make mods of parts that are easily accessible to anyone from a hardware store. and common tools. so you dont have to order anything.
the main build excluding shift nob ad switches was well under $15. bolts, screws nuts washer and spacers.
switches and shift knob under $20
this shifter can be applied to pc you just need a usb interface so that the pc acknowledges the shifter.( use an old pc controller or something. as for connecting it to any wheel you just need to add the wires to the switches and map to buttons on wheel
stickie????
the videos is a little on the long side but i wanted to ba as detailed as possible
enjoy.
needless to say, he demolished that shifter in a 5 minute session with the shifter. he actually snaped the aluminum rod. anyways, as distraught as i was. i knew i could not release a how to on that shifter.
so i went back to the drawing board, and came up with what i call J-proof shifter.
(J is the first initial of the buddy who destroyed my first shifter). proof, being that he did not or could not destroy this one. all he did was bend the brackets
(easy fix)
as some of my subscribers on youtube know. i try me best to make mods of parts that are easily accessible to anyone from a hardware store. and common tools. so you dont have to order anything.
the main build excluding shift nob ad switches was well under $15. bolts, screws nuts washer and spacers.
switches and shift knob under $20
this shifter can be applied to pc you just need a usb interface so that the pc acknowledges the shifter.( use an old pc controller or something. as for connecting it to any wheel you just need to add the wires to the switches and map to buttons on wheel
stickie????
the videos is a little on the long side but i wanted to ba as detailed as possible
enjoy.