Here I will explain to you how to make a DIY Sequential Shifter. It will be quite easy and quick to do. This sim racing shifter is strong, adjustable, easy and inexpensive to build.
There is almost no difference between the 3D printed version and the metal version (laser cut or CNC machined). The assembly will be almost the same. You can use this tutorial if you have opted for a steel/aluminium shifter.
Here is what I will help you achieve:
The CAD File is here : Sim Racing Sequential Shifter
First step, you need to look at this video :
DIY SEQUENTIAL SHIFTER REQUIRED PARTS
Find what you need in the DIY Tools section.
Here’s what you’ll need to build the shifter.
The Screws:
| Diameter x Length – Screws | Quantity |
| M8x40 | 2 |
| M6x10 | 20 |
| M6x10 Button Head Screw | 2 |
| M8x60 | 1 |
| M8x130 Half Thread Rod | 1 |
| M6x16 | 4 |
| Diameter – Nuts | Quantity |
| M8 Lock Nut | 4 |
| Diameter – Washers | Quantity |
| M6 | 12 |
| Diameter x Length – Spacers | Quantity |
| M6x20 | 3 |
| M6X40 | 6 |
Here are the other parts required:
- Spring recommanded for the 3D Printed Sequential Shifter [Color: yellow, Specification: 18x9x40, Quantity: 2]
- M8 Female Rod end [Quantity: 1] [Option: PHS8 Right thread]
- MicroSwitch [Option: 16mm Lever]
3D Printed Sequential Shifter Parts:
Printed by :
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The Springs and Microswitches:
All required parts:
STEP 1: DIY Sequential Shifter Mobile part
Hello,
Thanks for your purchase Florian.
As for the H Shifter, I recommend PLA or ABS. You can apply 20% infill for all parts except for the part Spring Support – Quantity 1.stl, for this one I recommend 80% or 100%. Here are recommendations for printing 3D solid parts: https://markforged.com/resources/learn/design-for-additive-manufacturing-plastics-composites/understanding-3d-printing-strength/3d-printing-settings-impacting-part-strength?__geom=%E2%9C%AA
Best regards,
DIY SIM STUDIO
Hello, I have 3D printed and I like your sequential shifter.
I used the ‘0 Delay Usb Arcade Board’, but the Z-axis and Z-rotation are hijacking my MOZA R5 steering wheel and preventing me from using my wheel. How would I delete the Z-axis and Z-rotation that appear in the ‘0 Delay Usb Arcade Board’?
Thanks.
Hello Laini,
Can you try another usb plug ?
Have you contacted Moza to explain this issue ? Maybe they know this issue and how to fix it.
It you don’t find a solution, you need to use an Arduino pro micro board.
Best regards,
DIY Sim Studio
