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Jpeske

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Remote shift rail length
« on: Jul 05, 2021, 02:20:57 PM »
So I have come up with a R151F for my 2nd gen Runner I’m building and I’m about to build a Duel case set-up and I want to make sure I’m using the right shift rail in the front box. I can’t find any info on actual length of the 90’s-up, and pre 90’s RF1A remote hi-low shift rail length..all I have found is in the Marlin dual case install guide about the short and long remote :pokinit: fork, but not the actual length.. hopefully someone can help me out with some inches.. ha :crossed:

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Re: Remote shift rail length
« Reply #1 on: Jul 18, 2021, 10:59:50 AM »
So I’m going to answer this question seeing how I got no response.
I started building a duel case setup and in the direction for the MC08 they talk about 2 length of remote shift rails for the crawl box if your using a  forward :pokinit: transmission but did not give the actual length  :hammer In the process of this build I came into some parts and had an extra hi/lo shift rod and wanted to make sure it was the right length before welding, and I know they talk about a 4.5 and 4 inch stand off for the 2 rods but throwing it on a ruler is easier then sticking it in the box and measuring out..so here you are. the longer rod(about 8.5”) is for 89 and older remote :pokinit: transmission and the short rod(about 7.75”) is for 90 to 95 remote shift transmission.

 
 
 
 
 

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