Any flatshifters in here?

[slngsht]

>clicky (http://www.flatshifter.com)



I got a note from Graham, who is the manufacturer.



Now if I could just find this for my T-56 http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/images/emoticons/rofl.gif



He will probably join up and answer questions on his product.



http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/images/emoticons/cheers2.gif

[andrew7]

Cool product, those Brits are alot further down the road when it comes to BEC stuff. When I started looking for a shift mechanism the cost, reliability, and availability of parts made me decide to go KISS. Go to the post about paddles for pictures of my setup. Maybe someday I might go for an electric shift. Busa would be very interested in this setup, he's choppin at the bit for a set of paddles or buttons.

[graham]

Hi everyone ,

             A quick intro of myself i manufacture the FLATSHIFTER mentioned above please go to www.flatshifter.com for more info i will be happy to answer any questions i am an enthusiasr myself with 3 sevens 1 elan and 2 bike engined race cars plus a few other cars

           graham

               graham

[slngsht]

Graham, please post up pictures of your rides in the General section.



Welcome aboard.

[R1 Seven]

Welcome Graham.



I have had my eye on a flatshifter pro unit for quite some time. The exchange rate makes it a pricey add on at this point. But, one of these is cheaper than replacing and engine/tranny that is worn out or blown up from bad shifting. I may be talking with you in the near future about getting a unit for my car ('03 R1).



-Jeff