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Bromley
PostPosted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 7:35 pm 
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As per title, what is the difference between a remote change floorpan and a rod change one?

Karcraft lists both and I am worried now that I have put the wrong ones for my remote change in the van.
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The tunnel on rodcange cars is a bit squarer shape, and I dunno if they have that bump on RH side for the old 850 starter button.
These panels are all imported and none are a perfect fit on Oz cars anyway, but there's not much alternative. :wink:

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The remote change housing will fit... BFH.
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Yes you can put either shift in either pan, with a bit of ingenuity and a drill... :wink:

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