Ball Shifter coupling not together??

[Aren_Hill]

Originally Posted by Jimmy Nichols

Ours lined up. You have to have the nut nearly flush with the end of the threads.

This is intended, as it sets the spacing for the piston to plunger attachment to make sure the mechanism works correctly.

[RonnieS]

Originally Posted by Aren_Hill

This is intended, as it sets the spacing for the piston to plunger attachment to make sure the mechanism works correctly.

Hey we encountered one more problem Aren, The standoffs for the 3rd stage are not 1"....more like 1 7/8"...so they stick out farther, the gear and bearing no longer are contained and will need to have a spacer made to keep them on. The bigger problem is our belly pan that was machined based on specs and now we will have to cut belly pan to fit the shifters in.

[Chris is me]

Originally Posted by Ronnie314

Hey we encountered one more problem Aren, The standoffs for the 3rd stage are not 1"....more like 1 7/8"...so they stick out farther, the gear and bearing no longer are contained and will need to have a spacer made to keep them on. The bigger problem is our belly pan that was machined based on specs and now we will have to cut belly pan to fit the shifters in.

It seems like you ordered the WCD version of the shifter instead of the regular version. The WCD one has longer standoffs so that you can put sprockets, belt pulleys, etc. inside.

Disclaimer: I obviously know way less about this than Aren does, I don't work at Vex.

[RonnieS]

Originally Posted by Chris is me

It seems like you ordered the WCD version of the shifter instead of the regular version. The WCD one has longer standoffs so that you can put sprockets, belt pulleys, etc. inside.

Disclaimer: I obviously know way less about this than Aren does, I don't work at Vex.

Correct, We did order the WC one...those are the instructions I am reading...that is why I am so confused.

[RonnieS]

Nm. Managed to look over the important detail of sprockets being put in place..that quickly closes the gap. Thank you for turning on the light bulp!
Thanks, Ronnie.