looking for a shifter cable
looking for a shifter cable
hey does any boby have a shifter cable for a 3.1L 5 speed. I have been looking for one with no luck PLEASE HELP canada has none
1991 beretta gt New 3.1
2 10" kickers l7
1100 watt kenwood KAC8152D
1991 S-10 4.3L getting a 383ci
2 10" kickers l7
1100 watt kenwood KAC8152D
1991 S-10 4.3L getting a 383ci
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Re: looking for a shifter cable
Everybody is trying to get custom cables right now. I heard talk of a group buy, but that may have been talk. There has been alot of talk about the cables around here these days. If you have the time do a search.
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Re: looking for a shifter cable
Thanks ill do that now
1991 beretta gt New 3.1
2 10" kickers l7
1100 watt kenwood KAC8152D
1991 S-10 4.3L getting a 383ci
2 10" kickers l7
1100 watt kenwood KAC8152D
1991 S-10 4.3L getting a 383ci
Re: looking for a shifter cable
If Fiero cables will work there is an 84 Fiero 2M4 in the scrap yard.
I took the Short shifter from it.
I took the Short shifter from it.
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Re: looking for a shifter cable
Yeah that died as quick as I started it... I'm not sure if ANYONE has the motivation to push these cable guys to get something done.Money pit Beretta wrote:Everybody is trying to get custom cables right now.
Re: looking for a shifter cable
NAPA
Order ONLY. Cable 51 1/8 P/N = 6202182
Cable 50 7/8 P/N = 6202182
$75.00 Order only. This was a quote from local NAPA. I am sure you can order them at Your local NAPA too.
These are stock cables not customs.
Order ONLY. Cable 51 1/8 P/N = 6202182
Cable 50 7/8 P/N = 6202182
$75.00 Order only. This was a quote from local NAPA. I am sure you can order them at Your local NAPA too.
These are stock cables not customs.
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They are OEM replacements, NOT GM brand.
Customs are the way to go because durability will be built into them. And they would be much more available.
Customs are the way to go because durability will be built into them. And they would be much more available.
Re: looking for a shifter cable
I have attempted to contact a cable maker, but with no reply. I kinda lost motivation to have custom cables made because I got luck and found a really nice one, and I only get to drive my car twice a month.
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Seems like you have little concern about the rest of the community... I would have still continued searching to find a solution and not just stopped there because "I'm all set now"Barry wrote:I have attempted to contact a cable maker, but with no reply. I kinda lost motivation to have custom cables made because I got luck and found a really nice one, and I only get to drive my car twice a month.
I'm contacting Madison Power Systems today to see what they say.
Anyone have a set of cables that can be copied?
I'm not familiar with the applications that we need and what cables are the same, and how many versions there are.
Work with me, or you can try to get them on your own, but I'm trying to help here.
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How come both NAPA cables have the same part number?
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"Where we're not happy 'til YOU'RE not happy!
'91 California Quad (Gone with just a bit of "Seller's Remorse".)
'92 3500 GT gone and not really missed. It was fun. Documented 13.47 N/A.
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I just noticed that too... LOLasylum wrote:How come both NAPA cables have the same part number?
Just checked, One should be
BK 6202183
Re: looking for a shifter cable
Very true. I do not have the resources to go much father with this right now. Only get paid 17 dollars every 2 weeks for my job. Live far away from my car/parts, etc.3X00-Modified wrote:Seems like you have little concern about the rest of the community... I would have still continued searching to find a solution and not just stopped there because "I'm all set now"Barry wrote:I have attempted to contact a cable maker, but with no reply. I kinda lost motivation to have custom cables made because I got luck and found a really nice one, and I only get to drive my car twice a month.
I'm contacting Madison Power Systems today to see what they say.
Anyone have a set of cables that can be copied?
I'm not familiar with the applications that we need and what cables are the same, and how many versions there are.
Work with me, or you can try to get them on your own, but I'm trying to help here.
The overwhelming issue is that there are probably 20 variations of the shift cable. I have 3 cables and they are all very different. Different thicknesses, different ends, and different lengths even. They are from a 88GT, 88gtu, 92GT.
There are 2 different shifters, based on year.
So really you could get away with 2 variations of cables. Or even 1, and just have everyone convert to pre 92 shifters...
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Re: looking for a shifter cable
I have some cables if someone needs to duplicate them but they are the pre91s out of a 90 GTZ quad.
Napa ones BTW are JUNK. If you drive hard count on them lasting a month or two. I know two people who destroyed them. Used GM ones lasted longer as mentioned. There is a need for a better cable. I know many guys who gave up racing these cars due to snapping.stretched cables...
Napa ones BTW are JUNK. If you drive hard count on them lasting a month or two. I know two people who destroyed them. Used GM ones lasted longer as mentioned. There is a need for a better cable. I know many guys who gave up racing these cars due to snapping.stretched cables...
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Re: looking for a shifter cable
I swear up and down that on my old Hard Drive I had a company saved in my Favorites that was from Italy(lost that drive). If I remember right they made cables and the company name was Beretta. I thought it was kind of funny, so I had to save the link.
Hell, I just found it again! Take a look. http://www.berettabowden.com/Products-c ... ables.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Hope that they can make the cables.
Hell, I just found it again! Take a look. http://www.berettabowden.com/Products-c ... ables.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Hope that they can make the cables.
keep'em flying!
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Re: looking for a shifter cable
I think the NAPA ones listed there are SELECT cable only, not the shift. The different part numbers is between the 87-91 style and 92-93 style.