6 speed T56 sequential shifter
 

Hi All,
Does anybody make a 6 sp t56 sequential stick shift?. I have heard that one exists and i was also wondering if it does exist does it fit were the cut out is in a standard console?
Regards
Adam

The only TRUE sequential that I know of:
http://www.quaife.co.uk/

I think it's about $10K USD.

There is a company called Master Shift that makes an add on shifter with motorization so that you can paddle up/down after you launch the car. You still have to actuate the clutch pedal. I think it sells for around $6-7,000.

That's right, Matt. Hey, how's Art and Craig? Tell them I said Hi. I still have the picture of their blue '55 with our 6-speed that they debuted for the new AM frame and did all of those g-series tests.

Shafi Keisler, pres.

Matt,
The Quaiffe 6 speed is closes to 20K. We have one in the Blue 69 Vette. They were built for Viper race cars so they are not a direct bolt-in we machined a mounting plate for the trans to bellhousing. Also it toke almost 6 months to get.

Kevin

Are these guys the ones that make the sequential shifter for the Aston Martin Tremec T56, or is the shifter made by Tremec?

John

Thanks guys, it looks like I will be sticking with my H pattern for a while yet.
Cheers
Adam

Just for fun... Holinger Sequential 6 speed running through the gears on a chassis dyno.

Because Quaife is a UK company, the British Pound really dictates the price. Back when it was 2.15 to the pound the T56 was around $16k. Now that the pound is down to 1.45 it is much more "affordable" down to under $10k. I got a chance to talk to the tech guys at Quaife at the Autosport show in England. Great guys, and awesome products that do work on the street. They are located in Sevenoaks which is close to the in-laws place. Next trip over to England I hope I can get a tour.

Hi Craig,
If you go there it is an excellent tour. I visited them some years back. Ron is a fantastic guy and makes a great diff product also.

Tell your dad I said Hi!
Shafi