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yea someone buy it and let me know how it does lol. but for real that would be pretty sweet if it actually worked.
 
from the looks of it its just a stiffer spring and shorter shifter thing
 
I think that piece is called a detent, (it's what allows the shift drum to turn and stop as the shift shaft pulls up or pushes down on the drum points) it looks like he put a roller bearing on the end which would help smooth it out a lot, because that little wheel dosn't really turn well (meaning you'll probably get a more positive feel), anyway I tried contacting him a few times by calling but no one ever answers the phone, so I'm gonna try and leave a email.
 
I know alot of places that do that. How can people sell anything if no one picks up the phones. Also if something where to happen how the F do I get ahold of them.
 
not really at all, even without the dashboard i could feal nutral, I mean people tell me i have a nack at finding them because ever persons atv that i touch i find nuetral in a couple of seconds when nobody can find it.
::)
 
I do have trouble sometimes finding neutral on mine but I'm often like teamexileracing and find it pretty easily and even on other peoples bikes.
 
It depends on different variables, like how you ride, what kind of oil you run, etc. I had a bunch of trouble with mine when I got it. The only time I could find neutral was when I was revving the piss out of it and trying to shift into 2nd... then neutral was super easy to find :mad:. I got a direct shifter, switched to better oil, replaced my clutch, and got an oil cooler. Now it shifts just fine, even though the clutch still is stiffer than most quads.
 
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