Tri ax Shifter
Originally posted by bullittman@November 26, 2004, 8:06 PM
Another shot of the units
Another shot of the units
Does the shifter "stick" bolt to unit? I'm looking to put on an old retro chrome hurst stick. I wonder if I could mod this shifter?
Can you take a picture of the unit installed for us please?
And Possably without the boot installed as well?
Thank for the info....and the picture you posted!
Originally posted by s197pilot@November 27, 2004, 1:50 PM
Bullitman, can you measure the total throw at the handle with the triax installed?
Bullitman, can you measure the total throw at the handle with the triax installed?
Just got back from a test drive and........WOW What a difference
If you like crisp, positive short throws you will LIKEY!!. There is some small increase in noise and you will "Feel " some noise in your hand when shifting, but this is normal for any aftermarket shifter I've used. I highly recommend this mod for the money!
If you like crisp, positive short throws you will LIKEY!!. There is some small increase in noise and you will "Feel " some noise in your hand when shifting, but this is normal for any aftermarket shifter I've used. I highly recommend this mod for the money!
Originally posted by FordRacing+November 28, 2004, 5:06 AM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (FordRacing @ November 28, 2004, 5:06 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-bullittman@November 26, 2004, 8:06 PM
Another shot of the units
Another shot of the units
Does the shifter "stick" bolt to unit? I'm looking to put on an old retro chrome hurst stick. I wonder if I could mod this shifter?
Can you take a picture of the unit installed for us please?
And Possably without the boot installed as well?
Thank for the info....and the picture you posted! [/b][/quote]
Yes the stick bolts to the shifter upright. You have a choice of two positions. I put in the lower position and it puts the shifter a bit higher , about 1/2 inch than the stock. also the stick has a bend to it, so you can put it "Back" or "Forward".
Originally posted by AhhDrJones@November 28, 2004, 11:43 PM
okay on a scale of 1 to 10 how dificult was the install?
Im new to modifing cars, and need to start collecting tools, and techniques, anything special I should have before attempting this myself?
okay on a scale of 1 to 10 how dificult was the install?
Im new to modifing cars, and need to start collecting tools, and techniques, anything special I should have before attempting this myself?
Originally posted by bullittman@November 28, 2004, 4:56 PM
You're welcome Jason, I've liked the cloth for several cars now. It's a bit stiffer and "Holds" you in place better than the leather IMHO.
You're welcome Jason, I've liked the cloth for several cars now. It's a bit stiffer and "Holds" you in place better than the leather IMHO.
Until Ford gives us better bolstering, I'll take the cloth.
Jason
BTW, your car has got me questioning my color choice.
Originally posted by Driver@November 30, 2004, 1:00 PM
Hey Guys, How does the stock shifter boot come out and do you need to lift up the console?
Hey Guys, How does the stock shifter boot come out and do you need to lift up the console?
The top boot just pulls off .......fingers around the edges and pull up . The lower boot (On the tunnel) can be pulled out the same way.
Just returned from test drive of my new Steeda shifter.
It's everything I hoped it would be.
:worship: Bullittman did an excellent job of describing this mod.
I can't think of anything to add, except that my stock shift **** didn't fit either. :scratch:
It's everything I hoped it would be. :worship: Bullittman did an excellent job of describing this mod.
I didn't notice any "thrumming" at 70.
It is much more mechanical sounding than the stock shifter, but that only adds to the retro muscle car experience. But it is quiet unless I stir it up.
:scratch: did you put any grease on the brass bushings?
It is much more mechanical sounding than the stock shifter, but that only adds to the retro muscle car experience. But it is quiet unless I stir it up.
:scratch: did you put any grease on the brass bushings?



