installing a pro 5.0 shifter

crazystang05

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I'm in the middle of installing my new pro 5.0 shifter and I've gotten everything off of my stock shifter except now I'm right down to the base and I can't seem to get it off...is there any easy way to get it off that I don't know about? I was trying to pry it off and that wasn't working either...please help
 
crazystang05 said:
I'm in the middle of installing my new pro 5.0 shifter and I've gotten everything off of my stock shifter except now I'm right down to the base and I can't seem to get it off...is there any easy way to get it off that I don't know about? I was trying to pry it off and that wasn't working either...please help

I just did mine last night and had the same problem. I got under the car and used a screw driver to pry it off. Here is the link where I talked about the install.

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=494457
 
I have a question after I got done installing my Steeda Tri-Ax the black shift boot and the shift bezel are no longer stuck together by whatever was holding it. I tried using some gasket maker to hold them back together but it didn't work anybody have any ideas on how to make them stay together again?
 
crazystang05 said:
thanks the shift handle and tug worked great its in and feals great althought shift boot is a little bunched up

I have my boot pulled up over the handle because it was getting in-between the stop nut and shifter handle and kicking it out of 2, 4 and R. since I pulled it up i have had no problems.
 
went with the pro 5.0 becuase before i buaght it i asked the forum what was better and the results from every one that replied were abotu 10-3 pro 5.0 10 nad steeeda 3 and even the ones that had steeda siad 5.0 would be great also so i went with the pro 5.0 and i love it
 
IMO, the Pro 5.0 is a better shifter. Cant go wrong with either one, but I like the way the pro 5.0 feels. Ive driven a friends car with a Steeda Tri-ax and the shifts seem a bit sloppy. Nothing like the stock shifter, but still not as tight and solid as the Pro 5.0 I have on my car. As a side note for the people complaining about breaking the seal on your stock shifter, my gaskets eliminate this problem. I know many of you will not have to constantly remove and install your shifter, but if you ever have to, the gaskets really save time and hassle.