MPD Racing 084000 Positive Lock Shifter Kit
MPD Racing 084000 Positive Lock Shifter Kit
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MPD Racing 084000 Positive Lock Shifter Kit

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Hardware Included, Floor Shifter Position, Anodized

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    Key Specs

    PositionFloor Shifter
    Transmission TypeManual
    Shifter StyleLinkage operated
    Material TypeAluminum
    FinishAnodized
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    MPD Racing 84000 Details

    Anodized and spring loaded lever securely locks car into gear. Lever is bolted to mounting plates that are welded to chassis. Works with most rear-ends and 40" cable is suitable for most sprint cars and midgets. Cable sold separately.

    Center of pivot to center of hole at bottom of arm is 1-3/8".

    The shifter is 5.75" tall, 4" wide and 1.125" thick 

    MPD Racing 84000 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #84000
    BrandMPD Racing
    PositionFloor Shifter
    Transmission TypeManual
    Shifter StyleLinkage operated
    Material TypeAluminum
    FinishAnodized
    GENERAL
    Hardware IncludedYes
    Number of BendsNo Bends
    Sold in QuantityEach

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    8 years ago

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    Excellent quality, reasonable price. Does the job it was intended to do.

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    Questions & Answers

    2 Questions • 2 Answers

    Hello, I have a Bob Trosle sprint car (super comp) and I'm going to install a power glide in for street use. I like this shifter because of it's size , I would have to cut the detents for all the gears. Do you have a similar shifter that is set up for a glide that you think would be better for this use? Thanks for your time, Mike, St. Paul MN

    by Mike

    • 10 years ago

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    I'm thinking of using this for a parachute release. I can't figure out what sort of travel I might get, however, because there are no dimensions for this part. What is the length of the arm from the pivot point to the bottom clevis?

    by landspeedracer

    • 14 years ago

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