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Re: Removing High Speed in AM Super Shifter

You could use the spring return cylinders, they hold u in low gear until air is applied to shift to high. They would hold you in low just fine with nothing hooked to them
You wouldn't loose the weight of the gears and cylinders, but the rest of the air system could go if you didn't need it.
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