Searched, do you need shifter stops or not?
08-08-2007, 05:56 PM
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Searched, do you need shifter stops or not? I'm getting ready to install a Hurst billet plus. I did a search on here and everyone has their own opinion about the shifter stops.
I am one to yank the shifter out of the floor during a race, do I need to use the stops and adjust them as the directions say, or does the trans have internal stops as some say?
It's a 2000 T56.
I am one to yank the shifter out of the floor during a race, do I need to use the stops and adjust them as the directions say, or does the trans have internal stops as some say?
It's a 2000 T56.
08-08-2007, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by 8a8mfh
I'm getting ready to install a Hurst billet plus. I did a search on here and everyone has their own opinion about the shifter stops.
I am one to yank the shifter out of the floor during a race, do I need to use the stops and adjust them as the directions say, or does the trans have internal stops as some say?
It's a 2000 T56.
I am one to yank the shifter out of the floor during a race, do I need to use the stops and adjust them as the directions say, or does the trans have internal stops as some say?
It's a 2000 T56.
If you a drag racer, put in the stops, if not you probably don't need them.
Will help save wear and tear on forks.
