I bought one but have not installed it yet. I will be using it on a t 56 6 speed and will use a B & M Ripper shifter which has the all important shifter stops. I have "mocked" it up and I know as long as it does as it should I am going to love it. It is very well made and appears to be built REALLY stout, my only concern is that I have a center console so there will be some cutting. It puts the shifter back in your hand where you can drive more relaxed.
I have one, I've been meaning to post this up for a while. I installed mine, it looked like it was going to work out nice, but when I tightened down the two bolts that hold it to the shifter handle it got extremely tight and stiff. It required a lot of effort to switch gears. Thought it might need to be worked in but I worked up a sweat abd my arm got tired trying to break it in. No way a girl could use it. I would like to use this thing because I paid a lot for it, I like the idea, and I kinda like the way it looks. Anyone know what the problem is?
Tyler
Tyler
I bought a Hurst stick that came close to my needs and then repositioned it by cutting and welding the mounting flange. It worked out nicely and the chrome stick with white ball 5 speed knob looks really nice. If the Hurst people hadn't been so clumsy to scratch the knob before putting it in the plastic, it would have been even better....
Hurst offers many sticks, to be found on the Mr Gasket site.
Hurst offers many sticks, to be found on the Mr Gasket site.