2 stroke+3 cylinders+5 on the tree+rally=BC racecar

[cheapshot]

http://jalopnik.com/5941902/epic-gearshift-action?popular=true

That is all.

[nickflic3]

That is awesome!

A manual on-the-tree still has the same H pattern?

[Pantless Spency]

wow.
never seen anything like that, how do tree shifters work?


also that pass he made on the bug was epic.

[trackjunkie21]

yep it's an H pattern, just on the steering column. I find this so hilarious We rarely see trabants anymore in my country.

[LJ851]

No big deal. It's the same shift pattern, just on the column. It's not nearly as weird as its made out to seem. Props for the 2 stroke car though, even if the video appears to be in slow motion.

[marshtgrade]

wow.
never seen anything like that, how do tree shifters work?

not really answering your question as far as the mechanics but im sorta sure that was the standard shifter position on most older cars however commonly "3 on the tree" rather then 5.

[chondamx]

Two strokes ftw--I love my YZ250. Too bad that thing is slow as hell.

[Wh33lhop]

not really answering your question as far as the mechanics but im sorta sure that was the standard shifter position on most older cars however commonly "3 on the tree" rather then 5.

Yep, three on the tree 4 on the floor. First four gears seemed like a standard H pattern but 5th looked like it was funky in that car.

[Herr Faust Schinken]

i feel like a girl for driving a five on the floor now that thing is so bad ass

this is what it looks like

[Massimo]

I wana see someone make a sequentual tree shift, now that would be badass.

[M-technik-3]

I could never shift that fast on the tree. When I was living in Japan, we had a Bongo van that was a 2 stroke 5 on the tree and 4wd, but was never would be consider race car.

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[ForcedFirebird]

There was Wartburg at the $2010 GRM Challenge, but it had a Suby flat four out back powering it. Didn't look anything like that car, though, it was a '69.