How can I tell?
08-22-2004, 03:58 PM
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How can I tell? I bought a used shifter from a user on this board and he said it was the hurst shifter. I put it in my car and it feels sooo much better than the factory z28 stick that I had.
I was looking for marking that would label it as an SLP or Hurst unit and I couldnt find anything. All I found were "X" and "Y" engraved on the top of the shifter base.
Anyone have any idea? I think its the stock hurst.
Also it came with the B&M Ripper Stick...will cutting the stick down help the shifts even more, or should I just keep it the way it is?
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-Travis
I was looking for marking that would label it as an SLP or Hurst unit and I couldnt find anything. All I found were "X" and "Y" engraved on the top of the shifter base.
Anyone have any idea? I think its the stock hurst.
Also it came with the B&M Ripper Stick...will cutting the stick down help the shifts even more, or should I just keep it the way it is?
TIA
-Travis
08-23-2004, 01:25 PM
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The Factory Hurst( I think its wher SLP gets them too) has a gold colored stamped steel base with no labeling. There are no external adjustable stops, also.Hust also sells a competition plus aftremarket shifter that does have Hurst labeling on a gold anodized aluminum base.