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03-04-2010 06:30 AM #1
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Hurst shifter
Getting ready to purchase a shifter for my muncie, which is going into my roadster. What are you guys buying for your roadsters? Thinking street super shifter, for the short shift pattern. I can always buy a diff. handle or build one if it gets into seat. Or should I go with the competition plus shifter. Give me some of your ideas on this Thanks Dennie
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03-04-2010 06:44 AM #2
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I've always used the Comp Plus shifter, seems to be a bit stronger, firmer through the gate, and of course the reverse lockout....but then I'm more of a drag guy then a street cruiser... probably no reason at all the Super Shifter wouldn't work fine for your roadster...Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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03-04-2010 08:25 AM #3
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I have the Comp Plus shifter on my 5 speed Doug Nash...Never any
problems.....
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03-04-2010 11:50 AM #4
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That would be cool too have in your deuce , a doug nash 5 speed.
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