Hurst QuarterStick install
10-04-2007, 10:28 PM
#1
Hurst QuarterStick install Reused my A4 stuff as I didn't have the extra cash to the get the M6 stuff.
Me and my brother made the mount with some aluminum tubing, threaded rod and some nuts and washers, with a sheet of 16 guage steel to mount the shifter to.
Came out pretty good, went a bit far with the dremel in one or two places, but we really didn't have good pics of A4 set ups to go off of. I'm thinking of lowering it .5 in though, but for our first attempt I can't really complain
Me and my brother made the mount with some aluminum tubing, threaded rod and some nuts and washers, with a sheet of 16 guage steel to mount the shifter to.
Came out pretty good, went a bit far with the dremel in one or two places, but we really didn't have good pics of A4 set ups to go off of. I'm thinking of lowering it .5 in though, but for our first attempt I can't really complain
10-05-2007, 11:49 AM
#6
Thanks guys, as for the shift feel, its notchy but precise. You know exactly what gear it goes to.
The shift indicator is just for looks now sad to say. I'm sure if we wanted to we could rig it up to work as it still "functional" but its just now floating around in there
Me and Eric will go hunt for a boot so we can tidy it up a bit....and a T handle like my dad has in his 64 Goat
J
The shift indicator is just for looks now sad to say. I'm sure if we wanted to we could rig it up to work as it still "functional" but its just now floating around in there
Me and Eric will go hunt for a boot so we can tidy it up a bit....and a T handle like my dad has in his 64 Goat
J
