? on B&M hammer shifter
Re: ? on B&M hammer shifter Do you mean does it fit just like the stock shifter? With mine I converted from a T-56 so I had a big hold in my floor. I got some aluminum bar from home depot that are about 1/4 inch thick by about 2 inches wide. Out of this I cut two pieces to go across the center of the hole in the floor. Mounted those in there and then mounted the shifter to them. This left about 1-2 inches on either side of the bars that was still exposed to the ground under the car so I got some really thin probably 22ga sheet metal and cut it to cover up the other openings. After they were in place I got some high temp silicone sealant and went around the whole thing to seal it up. Here's a few pics of the install that I have
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From: Barto PA
Re: ? on B&M hammer shifter That cool pics but I was talking about the shifting it self. can you just pull it up and back into gear or do you have to do other things?
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Re: ? on B&M hammer shifter Takes a little getting used to a first, but once you know and figure out where they are its easy, just like driving a regular auto, except you get to shift it.. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="gr_stretch.gif" />
