Short shifter
#1
Short shifter
hey guys, any info on shortening your shifter without buying a short throw kit? is there a good way to do it that is actually worth it, I don't want to be able to dry my clothes on my shifter anymore
#2
Originally Posted by Brendan
... I don't want to be able to dry my clothes on my shifter anymore
#3
i had a post of how i did mine. i took an inch and a half i think . lemme find the link
Hey i guess my post was deleted but ill post some pics.
This is the stock shifter (11" long from the ball).
This shows how much i cut from the shifter (hacksaw).
This shows how short it will be.
And the is the Final product after welding/painting it back together.
if your welding it or however u decide to put it back together you should grind it down like i did so there is more weld or whatever holding it topgether.
Hey i guess my post was deleted but ill post some pics.
This is the stock shifter (11" long from the ball).
This shows how much i cut from the shifter (hacksaw).
This shows how short it will be.
And the is the Final product after welding/painting it back together.
if your welding it or however u decide to put it back together you should grind it down like i did so there is more weld or whatever holding it topgether.
#4
Originally Posted by Brendan
hey guys, any info on shortening your shifter without buying a short throw kit? is there a good way to do it that is actually worth it, I don't want to be able to dry my clothes on my shifter anymore
IMO its worth the money to buy a STS than cut the shifter down.
There is a guy on here that cut his down and used a couple of dies to cut the threads to the right size.
Or you can get an aftermarket shifter that uses locking screws instead of screwing on. I hate those though because they usually move on you.
You can get a decent STS for $70...or put a cheap 4th gen in like I did for $30 (a couple of posts down).
#5
Originally Posted by awsm66
....There is a guy on here that cut his down and used a couple of dies to cut the threads to the right size....
#6
Originally Posted by Wiking
That is lots safer than weld, improvisations: disaster if the stick breaks during manouver.
#7
Originally Posted by nelledge
That's when it's nice to have an ultrasound machine and xray tubes at your disposal. Hehehe....
#8
Originally Posted by Wiking
Surely better than only hoSpitAl x-ray; besides they dont check shifters...
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