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Re: servo on AM shifter
i developed a servo shifter for the AM tranny last season and it made it through the season without and glitches. shifting is slightly slower the pneumatics but you are using a lot less force to shift. the upside its you can lose a lot of weight in pneumatics if you only need it to shift.
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