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Question on my new 07 MS Silverado
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Question on my new 07 MS Silverado 10 Years, 10 Months ago  
I like the old heel toe shifter that was on my previous 01 Midnight more that the one now used on the 07. Is the spline the same, so that I could use one from an older model if I can find one?

Second, are the reflectors that are on the MS Silverado bags just taped on so they can be removed with fishing line and goo gone?

Thanks in advance!

Curt
 
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Re:Question on my new 07 MS Silverado 10 Years, 10 Months ago  
No and No. As far as I can remember. But my memory ain't the best



.<br><br>Post edited by: Musky, at: 2007/04/22 08:34
 
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Re:Question on my new 07 MS Silverado 10 Years, 10 Months ago  
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No and No. As far as I can remember. But my memory ain't the best

on the &quot;NO&quot; to the shifter. Are you saying that Yamaha changed the splined rod for the 1700? I have no info on that but I would highly doubt it.

I went to measure mine and the batteries are dead on my calipers.

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Re:Question on my new 07 MS Silverado 10 Years, 10 Months ago  
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Musky wrote:
No and No. As far as I can remember. But my memory ain't the best

on the &quot;NO&quot; to the shifter. Are you saying that Yamaha changed the splined rod for the 1700? I have no info on that but I would highly doubt it.

I went to measure mine and the batteries are dead on my calipers.

Doc


In 06 they went to a 2 piece shifter and I think (Not sure) that it mounts differently. I probably should have held off answering the question based on what I'm not sure of. My bad.
 
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Re:Question on my new 07 MS Silverado 10 Years, 10 Months ago  
That's OK .... you're making us think (too hard ).

That means the mount on the floorboard may be different.

Here's mine.

Doc

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Re:Question on my new 07 MS Silverado 10 Years, 10 Months ago  
Yup. I think you would have to get a left side older (1600) model floorboard.
 
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Re:Question on my new 07 MS Silverado 10 Years, 10 Months ago  
This is what my shifter looks like

 
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Re:Question on my new 07 MS Silverado 10 Years, 10 Months ago  
The shifter is different but is the floorboard different where the shifter goes through it?

Can you get a pic of that area?

Yamaha list the single arm shifter for the 99-05 so I think you're correct for the 06 and up.

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Re:Question on my new 07 MS Silverado 10 Years, 10 Months ago  
Yup. I was at least sure on the 06 2 piece. Here's a crop from the Yami parts catalog for starters. I'll try and take a pic of the floorboard mount.

 
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Re:Question on my new 07 MS Silverado 10 Years, 10 Months ago  
Here's a pic of the Board mount

 
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