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Toque 09-04-2011 02:27 AM

Anti-Venom 6 Speed Shifter Modification (Procedure)
 
Guys:

This modification will reduce the "notch" feeling when shifting between gears.
And allows for a more easy shift.
Its a MUST do for when you install a Short Shifter.

Easy to install and remove if you don't like it.

On my web site at the bottom:
http://ToqueZ06.com/

Anti-Venom 6 Speed Shifter Modification:

Toque

TriplBlk 09-04-2011 02:40 AM

Nice :thumbs:

Vetteman Jack 09-04-2011 08:49 AM

Thanks for posting this up. Should help the manual transmission owners.

C5Longhorn 09-04-2011 09:18 AM

Thanks Toque. This is a mod I haven't done yet even though I've had an aftermarket shifter for over 10 years.

I'll have to check out your website.

Rick

tbrent 09-04-2011 09:34 AM

nice:):cheers:

Toque 09-04-2011 12:54 PM

Thanks guys ! :cheers:

Its a real old mod talked about on here years ago.
I thought I would bring it back to life... :cheers:
I have been reading the C5 section since 2000 (lurker)... signed up once I got my Z in 2004 :thumbs:

Toque

mariofromnewyork 09-04-2011 01:39 PM

Well Done!\\

FYRARMS 09-04-2011 07:02 PM

Toque, my B&M Ripper shifts notchier than s%$@, especially 1st and Reverse. The RSD shifter I installed is almost TOO easy to shift. I am looking for something in between. You think the washer mod would help my old B&M? I plan on changing the trans fluid with Amsoil anyway, so the car will be on the lift.

98DC231 09-04-2011 07:10 PM

Did this today on my car which had a Ripper installed by the previous owner. Was too notchy and thanks to Toque I found this procedure to be extremely easy and made all the difference in the world.

Car is more enjoyable to drive now, I can find the right gear without having to really muscle the shifter. Also going 1 to R or R to 1 is easy now.

FYRARMS 09-04-2011 07:23 PM


Originally Posted by 98DC231 (Post 1578607907)
Did this today on my car which had a Ripper installed by the previous owner. Was too notchy and thanks to Toque I found this procedure to be extremely easy and made all the difference in the world.

Car is more enjoyable to drive now, I can find the right gear without having to really muscle the shifter. Also going 1 to R or R to 1 is easy now.

That's all I needed to hear! :cheers: Ripper going back in! LOL

c5sean85 09-04-2011 11:10 PM


Originally Posted by Toque (Post 1578602470)
Guys:

This modification will reduce the "notch" feeling when shifting between gears.

Easy to install and remove if you don't like it.

On my web site at the bottom:
http://ToqueZ06.com/

Anti-Venom 6 Speed Shifter Modification:

Toque

can you explain what you mean by notch feeling? does it make it quicker to get in gear? also how much oil will come out..

thanks
sean

Qwik01 09-04-2011 11:46 PM

Thanks Toque! I will give this a try!

Toque 09-04-2011 11:51 PM


Originally Posted by FYRARMS (Post 1578607834)
Toque, my B&M Ripper shifts notchier than s%$@, especially 1st and Reverse. The RSD shifter I installed is almost TOO easy to shift. I am looking for something in between. You think the washer mod would help my old B&M? I plan on changing the trans fluid with Amsoil anyway, so the car will be on the lift.

I went for a 1.5 hour cruise tonight after doing the anti-venom mod. I had my tranny rebuild done a month ago and I had it removed for the rebuild. Without the shim in there my shifter went back to feeling stiff and notchy. The Anti venom mod really loosened things up. Much easier to get into gear. More precise I find. I have tried 2 shims in the past and it felt too loose. One shim is perfect I find. Everyone is different of course. I would try one first, and two next (if you find one not enough). Its super easy to do.

Post back up what you think once you do it !

Toque

Toque 09-04-2011 11:55 PM


Originally Posted by 98DC231 (Post 1578607907)
Did this today on my car which had a Ripper installed by the previous owner. Was too notchy and thanks to Toque I found this procedure to be extremely easy and made all the difference in the world.

Car is more enjoyable to drive now, I can find the right gear without having to really muscle the shifter. Also going 1 to R or R to 1 is easy now.

Glad to hear that ! :cheers:



Originally Posted by Qwik01 (Post 1578610245)
Thanks Toque! I will give this a try!

Your welcome ! :thumbs:


Originally Posted by c5sean85 (Post 1578610005)
can you explain what you mean by notch feeling? does it make it quicker to get in gear? also how much oil will come out..

thanks
sean

With the after market short throw shifters having a shorter throw, it makes things a little more stiff shifting. The axis point in the shifter is higher than stock thus requiring more effort from the driver to get into the gears. You can really feel the neutral "notch" between the gears. Its kinda hard to explain. This loosens things up a bit for us short shifter guys... :woohoo:

No oil comes out at all. The oil level is well below where this detent plug is located.
Yes its quicker to get into gear too. Quicker throws between the gears for sure.

Cheap and easy ! :thumbs:

Toque

TriplBlk 09-04-2011 11:56 PM


Originally Posted by Toque (Post 1578610267)
I went for a 1.5 hour cruise tonight after doing the anti-venom mod. I had my tranny rebuild done a month ago and I had it removed for the rebuild. Without the shim in there my shifter went back to feeling stiff and notchy. The Anti venom mod really loosened things up. Much easier to get into gear. More precise I find. I have tried 2 shims in the past and it felt too loose. One shim is perfect I find. Everyone is different of course. I would try one first, and two next (if you find one not enough). Its super easy to do.

Post back up what you think once you do it !

Toque

I wonder how is mod compares to a TR6060 hmmm :willy:

I'm already wanting a Z06 trans, if it's more aggressive than the M12 Looks like I have saving to do!

Sinister-one 09-05-2011 12:01 AM

Where did you buy the washer ?

Toque 09-05-2011 12:07 AM


Originally Posted by Sinister-one (Post 1578610322)
Where did you buy the washer ?

Auto Zone, or similar Auto Parts place. Common part if I remember.

Cost was less than $5 for 2x.

Go to Auto Zone and tell them.... ---> "Oil Tight" Copper Washer #65277 M20 3/4" Copper
They will have it.

Toque

Toque 09-05-2011 12:10 AM


Originally Posted by TriplBlk (Post 1578610298)
I wonder how is mod compares to a TR6060 hmmm :willy:

I'm already wanting a Z06 trans, if it's more aggressive than the M12 Looks like I have saving to do!

I'm not sure what you mean. This is a mod that you can do to any 6 speed (M6 or M12) to loosen up the shifter feel.

Toque

TriplBlk 09-05-2011 12:16 AM


Originally Posted by Toque (Post 1578610378)
I'm not sure what you mean. This is a mod that you can do to any 6 speed (M6 or M12) to loosen up the shifter feel.

Toque

Sry for not being clear.
The new C6 transmissions TR6060 have better hydraulics that makes shifting so easy you can literally do it with one finger! Lol

I'll have to tlk to RkT56(Rick) lol

Toque 09-06-2011 08:17 AM

I was out cruising around again again last night. WOW what an improvement. It feels perfect now !

Toque


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