Post Pics Of Your Hurst Quarter Stick Install
08-24-2012, 02:57 PM
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Post Pics Of Your Hurst Quarter Stick Install So my new shifter came in the other day and as I was trying to mock it up I noticed it wasn't going to be as easy as I thought. If you could post pictures of how you mounted your shifter and if you had to cut the console. I have an M6 console and would like to keep it that way...any input would be greatly appreciated and pics would be even better....thanks in advance...
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Do a search, this has been brought up a few times. The range of motion will not allow you to use a m6 console, At least not that I know of. You will have to cut it up, even with using an A4 console, you still have to cut and trim. I used a B&M hammer shifter when I had a m6 top on my console. You can actually make it fairly stock looking with the wratchet shifters.
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Do a search, this has been brought up a few times. The range of motion will not allow you to use a m6 console, At least not that I know of. You will have to cut it up, even with using an A4 console, you still have to cut and trim. I used a B&M hammer shifter when I had a m6 top on my console. You can actually make it fairly stock looking with the wratchet shifters.
