In the pic these selectors have been modified what do you think has been done

not seen them before but it looks like they have been made thinner and wedged

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This is the std. rod: http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/3032 ... hifter.jpg

Looks like he wedged the selector pin and enhanced the wedging of the fork shifter things (don't know the name).

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I would almost bet that one of the selectors is offset to the other one slightly.
If you do it properly you can't easily move the gearstick side to side in neutral. You have to wiggle it to go sideways!
1st to 2nd = normal
2nd to 3rd = easier
3rd to 4th = normal
4th to 1st = almost impossible.

A better picture


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Genuine-ACDodd-Sl ... 439a296734

ok

This is what i think is happening

They have weld the tongue to the shaft
They have chamfered the tongue (looks like both sides)
They have re chamfered both selector rods

What I think is happening is the shaft has to rotate less to clear the selector so making the travel of the gear stick less between 2nd and third making quicker and smoother gear changes

What do you think

Kiwiinwgtn