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Old 07-13-2011, 09:44 PM
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I'm a newbe so go easy on me. I'm trying to learn.

I recently bought 2000 Z28 SS with the 6-speed manual transmission. I have a chrome shifter with a leather shift **** on it. It has the "H" in the leather. I have also seen black shift levers with the "SLP" in the ****. Which is correct, is mine aftermarket? So far all cars I've seen have the black lever.

Also, I have seen most cars with an all black boot. Mine has red stitching on it. I'm wondering if I have a factory shifter or not.

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Factory **** yes. Factory shift boot no. As far as the shifter mechanism we can't really tell without pics, so post some if you can.
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Here are a few pics (double click to enlarge) that I took of my shifter and one that I bought at a later time.

What is correct and what is not? I'm restoring the car and would like it to be correct.

Also, I have a black shifter with an all black boot and the same **** except that it that says SLP on it.

How would my car have come new?

Thanks for your help.
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if your car was ordered with the hurst shifter....
it would have the H leather covering & black rod that is bent..... with a boot cover grayish or ebony colored boot with same stitching.
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Your last pic shows the oem boot and shifter rod. The **** could have been the H or a Ball. But since SLP built the cars, the SLP **** could have been installed there as directed.

Keep in mind, the SS was finished at SLP, not GM.
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Thanks for all your help. I appreciate it.
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It looks like it might be a b&m ripper. First thought was pro 5.0 but it has a gold handle.
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Thank you. I appreciate the help.
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Its probably a stock hurst with an aftermarket handle, like a WS6Store stick. Can you take a pic of the shifter base? Whats it look like under the shift boot?

That is the stock Hurst ****, aftermarket stick, and boot like was said before. The B&M Ripper has a machined finish on the stick.




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