Saleen Short Throw Shifter block installed (with pics & vid)

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9/9/09, 07:27 AM

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I didn't use a ton of loctite so hopefully the bolt and nut will stay put.

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After a few hundred miles, poke your head under the car and check to make sure the nut is still secured and everything else looks okay. If that nut gets loose or falls off, you'll know it. It may not be a bad idea to get a spare one.

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9/9/09, 10:24 AM

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I actually thought about getting another backup nut, I think I'll do that.. You wouldn't happen to know what size that nut is? I figured if anyone knows it would be you..

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9/9/09, 10:43 AM

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I actually thought about getting another backup nut, I think I'll do that.. You wouldn't happen to know what size that nut is? I figured if anyone knows it would be you..

Nope, sorry. I do believe that nut has an internal lock in it to help prevent it from backing out. Maybe the Dealer parts dept can help track it down.

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9/9/09, 11:44 AM

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Nope, sorry. I do believe that nut has an internal lock in it to help prevent it from backing out. Maybe the Dealer parts dept can help track it down.

I didn't quite pick up on the pun from my last post.. Nice...