Could a stock TR3 overdrive switch be positioned within reach of the
left fingertips? Previously, I've used a little electrical tape and zip
ties to attach an ordinary toggle switch below the shift knob. Not
pretty, but worked fine. Also, I have a dead simple wiring scheme which
prevents engagement in reverse. It uses a commodity relay and only the
reverse switch on the cover. I could post the info, if anyone is
interested.
Larry Young
Kas Kastner wrote:
>I did this for a while with just a good toggle switch in a small piece of
>aluminum taped to the lever. Worked fine, but I found there were times I
>didn't want or couldn't take my hands off the wheel and still wanted to
>change the OD position so I moved it back to the dash on the left with a stalk
>I could reach with finger tips and hand still on the wheel.
>
>Sometimes you also can' t remember if you are in OD or not, neat to just peek
>over by the wheel instead of having to look down at the lever or feel around
>for the toggle position. It's surprising how many times you don't believe your
>own finger tips and look anyway. But, try it , might work just fine for you.
>
>Never Be beaten by Equipment
>Kas Kastner
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