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Would this shifter handle bolt onto a T-5

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  • Start date Start date Apr 19, 2005

monk302

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Would this shifter bolt onto a stock T-5 shifter? Thanks,

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=34208&item=4543115796&rd=1
 

BobV

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It will "work", but is pretty tall at 11.5", and only has 2" of bend back according to HURST.
Most people seem to prefer 8-10" in height, and 3-7" of curve back for T5 shifters...
http://www.gt350clone.com/shifter.htm
 

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Yes, it is very tall. The better choice is the Hurst stick #5388550. It is 8.6 inch heigh. It fit perfectly.

Markus
 

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Markus said:
Yes, it is very tall. The better choice is the Hurst stick #5388550. It is 8.6 inch heigh. It fit perfectly.

Markus
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And that will fit onto my stock T-5? I am hoping that I will not have to purchase an entire new shifter assembly.

BTW, I love the console with the manual transmission. I would love to keep my auto console but I don't feel like spending the amount it cost to purchase an manual transmission console.
 

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monk302 said:
And that will fit onto my stock T-5? I am hoping that I will not have to purchase an entire new shifter assembly.

BTW, I love the console with the manual transmission. I would love to keep my auto console but I don't feel like spending the amount it cost to purchase an manual transmission console.
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Believe me, the stick fit without mods.
It was on my T5 and now is it on the TKO. You can take
a white Hurst shifter knob with five speed pattern.
That looks very awesome in a vintage stang.

Markus
 

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Markus, what boot did you use for the shifter? Looks good!
 

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stangman67 said:
Markus, what boot did you use for the shifter? Looks good!
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Hi,

the boot is from a 69/70 Mustang with Hurst shifter
(flat stick). I get it from Mustangsunlimited.
The part number is D0ZZ7277B and cost $18,95.
I fit perfect with the console and the stick. Without console
you can use a boot from Hurst with chrome frame.
The stick i got from summit (#HUU-5388550, price $53,95).

Markus
 
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