MGW short throw shifter !!!!
4/5/07, 07:15 PM
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4/5/07, 10:47 PM
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A sneak peak of my finished install..
Too late to shoot vids (got dark), but I'll plan on doing that tomorrow right after work. I'll have the write-up done sometime in the morning, but the vids I'll add in the evening.
I'll link the new thread once it's up.
4/6/07, 06:20 AM
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Bummer! I want to post the first pics of the Hurst handle!! It looks awesome. When I ordered the handle I was wondering what I would do about the shift boot opening and I got the handle and George had already taken that into consideration!!
The handle is machined to fit with a rubber ring the boot pops into!
TacoBill -- What **** is that? It is a 1 3/4" or 2 1/4" diameter? I bought a Hurst 163 0008 ****. It is slightly bigger than 1 3/4". I was hoping to find a 2 1/4" **** with the shift pattern on it. Also, how long did the shifter install take you?
The handle is machined to fit with a rubber ring the boot pops into!TacoBill -- What **** is that? It is a 1 3/4" or 2 1/4" diameter? I bought a Hurst 163 0008 ****. It is slightly bigger than 1 3/4". I was hoping to find a 2 1/4" **** with the shift pattern on it. Also, how long did the shifter install take you?
4/6/07, 01:25 PM
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To those subscribed to this thread, my install thread is up. It's a massive 3 posts long, sorry but it was needed for a thorough write-up.
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Tispco.. This is the Hurst ball I got. Attachment 23461
Install took me the better of 3 hours. Most of the time was taking pics and documenting the sequence.
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Tispco.. This is the Hurst ball I got. Attachment 23461
Install took me the better of 3 hours. Most of the time was taking pics and documenting the sequence.
4/6/07, 01:51 PM
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To those subscribed to this thread, my install thread is up. It's a massive 3 posts long, sorry but it was needed for a thorough write-up.
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Tispco.. This is the Hurst ball I got. Attachment 23461
Install took me the better of 3 hours. Most of the time was taking pics and documenting the sequence.
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Tispco.. This is the Hurst ball I got. Attachment 23461
Install took me the better of 3 hours. Most of the time was taking pics and documenting the sequence.
Great write-up Bill!
Quick question though, when you are setting the throw length, are you turning it clockwise completely first & then backing it (counterclockwise) out 6 turns to the desired setting?
4/6/07, 02:00 PM
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Yes, you're correct. Screwing the linkage block clockwise all the way in til it bottoms out, then aligning the black arrow towards the Drivers side (by turning the block counterclockwise) is considered 0 turns. Each complete revolution out after that point can go from 1 -12 turns (maximum).
4/6/07, 04:49 PM
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