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Old 06-27-2017, 09:30 PM   #141
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IRP said that I can ship my shifter to them IN LITHUANIA to have them fix my reverse button rattle.... How about telling us how to fix it and providing whatever simple rubber isolator they came up with???
From my understanding, they are going to ship their fix to ft86speedfactory when available. I should be getting notified by speedfactory as well when they get them. This is a response I received from them this morning via email verbatim:

Hello Allen,

we already work on a fix for the rattle. It comes from strong vibrations within the gearbox and our shifter increases them.

We are also in contact with our partners in the US and will announce the delivery of an add-on asap.
We take this very very serious and are full aware of the issue.

Thank you for reaching out to us. I will inform you personally as well as soon we have a 100% solution in place.

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Very good and sincere followup , but I did ask about my issue with the lockout button and didn't receive an answer. I have heard about grease from a fellow member, but in terms of cable, are there any adjustments I need to or can make?
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Old 06-28-2017, 05:57 PM   #142
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OK, here is a possible solution: the bolt in the picture 1 is to fixate the cable. The movement could be happening where the hex key is pointing in picture 2.
If you undo the bottom bolt, (make sure you have something to hold the cable into position) and pull it a little to apply a slight tension on the cable, the rattle could be possibly eliminated!

Also, to reduce the rattle please use a piece of hard rubber to place it in between the unit and gearbox! Or like our german friend here, use a piece of carbon fiber.
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So the fix kit for the vibration is out.... has anyone tried it out? Does it work?

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Old 09-12-2017, 12:00 PM   #144
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Installed the shifter rattle fix, and it does not improve the situation that much. Maybe slightly less rattle below 5,500 rpm, but that's it.

Anyone else have a solution?
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Old 09-26-2017, 02:11 AM   #145
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Is the shifter rattling like crazy for anyone in gears 1-3 from 2-3k rpm? I have the rattle fix installed but it isn't doing anything for me. Also rattles in the higher gears but above 3k rpm or so.

It definitely isn't from the button either, sounds like a loose bolt at the bottom of the shifter although I didn't leave any bolts loose....
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Old 09-26-2017, 08:07 AM   #146
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Installed the anti-rattle kit from IRP and no dice. Still rattles. Seems like it is the button or the rod underneath the button. Does anyone have a root cause for why it rattles?
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Old 09-26-2017, 06:12 PM   #147
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Installed the anti-rattle kit from IRP and no dice. Still rattles. Seems like it is the button or the rod underneath the button. Does anyone have a root cause for why it rattles?
It's the [ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFvRvSxsW-I"]Isaac Hayes: Shaft (High Quality) - YouTube[/ame]

Investigating the fix with them as we speak!
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Old 09-28-2017, 07:10 AM   #148
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If someone can't take the rattles and wants to sell let, me know. 😎 I'll deal with the rattles, have been since day one.

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Old 09-28-2017, 08:47 PM   #149
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Investigating the fix with them as we speak!
Have you found out potential fix paths yet?
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Old 09-28-2017, 10:39 PM   #150
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Investigating the fix with them as we speak!
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It depends on what you value? Same as with other upgrades, like coilovers, bushings, exhaust etc. Some will prefer stock suspension and quiet exhaust. Others are perfectly fine with a hard suspension and a loud exhaust as an example. It will be more noisy since it rigidly mounted.

From an operating perspective, I don't see a disadvantage. Even if just driving the car to work I enjoy the feel of the shifter. The stock shifter is undoubtedly good, but this is just another feeling. It's purely subjective, but there is a certain unexplainable satisfaction of the "thumbs" when it goes into gear. See the video I posted earlier:

Interested in getting this shifter as my first mod for my 86. Coming from older Hondas, I'm quite let down by the notchiness of the transmission. I got my transmission oil changed after the break in period, I used Motul Gear 300.

The car is very notchy when cold, but still a little notchy when hot. I know that the shifter itself may not alleviate the problem, but with the throws being so short, does it make the notchiness harder to feel? I just want to have a buttery smooth gearbox and I don't know how to go about accomplishing that.

The car serves as a daily driver for now, but plan to start some autocross events with it soon.

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Interested in getting this shifter as my first mod for my 86. Coming from older Hondas, I'm quite let down by the notchiness of the transmission. I got my transmission oil changed after the break in period, I used Motul Gear 300.

The car is very notchy when cold, but still a little notchy when hot. I know that the shifter itself may not alleviate the problem, but with the throws being so short, does it make the notchiness harder to feel? I just want to have a buttery smooth gearbox and I don't know how to go about accomplishing that.
Hey there, my subjective opinion is that if you don't like the notchy sensation of the stock shifter, the IRP may not be the right choice as it requires slightly more force to shift in gear.

Suggest you consider getting a slightly heavier shift knob (I loved the RaceSeng Apex R) and some good transmission fluid for what you are after.

Personally, I enjoy the IRP, but between the rattles and the stiffer shifts it is not for everyone.
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I have a suggestion for someone to try with their shifter to get rid of the rattling. I brought this up when I got a solid transmission mount on my trans and it has me convinced this is similar. Someone should look at creating a rubber mount to go between the hanger and bolts for the exhaust hanger that bolts on to the transmission. I think it is transmitting engine vibration along with exhaust vibration into the shifter. If someone wants to try that, see if this helps. You are going to have to possibly widen the bolt holes on the hanger and add in a rubber grommet to absorb all of the vibration, otherwise just placing a rubber piece between the hanger and transmission isn't enough because those bolts will be on the hanger and mount. Someone let me know if this helps at all. If I don't hear anything I will test this out myself once I buy the shifter and swap it out. I have been super busy lately with moving and the new house so I can't do much right now.
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If someone can't handle the rattles and wants to sell, pm me please.
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