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  1. #1
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    S80 Gearbox "detents"

    I've noticed with my gearbox moving the shifter from the neutral 3/4 gate across to the left, 1/2 gate I feel the normal spring pressure, but if I go to the right, into the 5/R gate there seems to be a "detent" (not sure if that's the correct term) I need to push through.
    Is that normal?
    Car is being built still so I haven't driven it yet, or any S80 equipped car for that matter so maybe it doesn't feel as bad in use, but I can only imagine how hard it will make a quick change from 4th to 5th.
    As the car will be tracked this is important to me, and I was wondering if the detent can be removed just leaving equal spring pressure either way.

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    While there's no detent per se, there is an elaborate spring mechanism that can burr a bracket and cause notchy left-right movement. When you send the box down I'll check the whole mechanism over and make sure it shifts correctly.
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    Was good to chat yesterday Sam, the 'box is on it's way and I'll be very interested to hear what you find....
    A beautiful mind trapped inside an ugly head. Viva la Hilltop Hoods

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