Thread: Column shift conversion?
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11-17-2004 07:52 PM #16
I don't know why you would be cutting the floor unless you go with a linkage set up I my self like the B&M shifters they install pretty painless all you need is to drill four holes for the shifter to mount and 3/4 1n hole for the cable It come with all the hardware to mount onto the trans I myself Like the quicksilver witch is a ratchet shifter they go for $225 they all so make mega shifter gose for the same price they are pretty easy to installdrive it like ya stole it
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11-17-2004 08:12 PM #17
here a pic to give you the general Idea how they installdrive it like ya stole it
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11-17-2004 08:15 PM #18
side view excuse the drity truckdrive it like ya stole it
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11-17-2004 08:17 PM #19
and one with the cover on itdrive it like ya stole it
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11-17-2004 08:19 PM #20
Originally posted by john gemmer
and one with the cover on itdrive it like ya stole it
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11-17-2004 08:27 PM #21
Originally posted by john gemmer
hope this helps
looking good john.Mike
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11-17-2004 08:40 PM #22
Originally posted by lt1s10
looking good john.drive it like ya stole it
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11-17-2004 08:48 PM #23
Originally posted by john gemmer
yeah I was allways told a pitcher tell a 1000 words I just hope it helps the guy I like them B&Ms dang I think everything I own has one just about shoot If I can install one anyone canMike
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11-17-2004 09:15 PM #24
Originally posted by lt1s10
i like the stock floor shifter. ive got a 93 trans. am shifter in my truck now.drive it like ya stole it
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11-18-2004 03:06 PM #25
John---Dang, you know that thing about old dogs and new tricks? I never seen one of those shifters before!!!! I was giving the person who started this thread advice circa 1965, when we were all torching holes in our floorboards and putting stick shifts in our 1952 Chebbies. That is a neat picture you posted. The roadster pickup that I am building came with an uninstalled Chev tilt column with a column shift. I'm a big fat old feller, so I like the idea of the tilt column, however I was raised with the idea that people who used a column shift secretly carry a silk handkerchief, ya know what I mean. I have yet to get to the shifter business seriously, but if I can figure out an easy way to hide the hole that would be left in my steering column by removing the shift lever, I might try one of those cable shifters myself.Old guy hot rodder
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11-18-2004 04:50 PM #26
Hey I really appreciate the help guys! I have a good idea as to how to get er' done, lol! I want to complete this project before next spring!
Chris
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11-18-2004 05:35 PM #27
Yeah I know what ya mean I was just showed that shifter la couple years ago the old one were PAIN to install but someone at B&M has been doing there homework and made It painless to install and I've been shifter happy ever since My wife Is alittle upset though I've In stalled them In most every thing Ive got the only thing left is her car but ta I'll bet ya. you know what kinda look I got needless to say her cars off limitsdrive it like ya stole it
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11-19-2004 10:33 AM #28
That shifter replaces a 3 on the tree????????Its gunna take longer than u thought and its gunna cost more too(plan ahead!)
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11-19-2004 02:10 PM #29
Shawnlee---that shifter only works for automatic transmissions.Old guy hot rodder
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