Stock Hurst?
05-05-2006, 10:04 PM
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Stock Hurst? I've tried searching under hurst and stock hurst even how to tell hurst.
How can one tell if they have a hurst car stock?
I have a well loaded 99 z28 it came pre riced when I bought it with a horrid **** lol since been replaced but I dunno if its a hurst car or not.
I've been wanting to upgrade the shifter setup but drove a stock hurst car with just a stick and liked that so if my car is a hurst no need to buy one.
Is there a way I can tell from my vin of must I rip the whole setup apart to find out?
Forgive the noobish question.
How can one tell if they have a hurst car stock?
I have a well loaded 99 z28 it came pre riced when I bought it with a horrid **** lol since been replaced but I dunno if its a hurst car or not.
I've been wanting to upgrade the shifter setup but drove a stock hurst car with just a stick and liked that so if my car is a hurst no need to buy one.
Is there a way I can tell from my vin of must I rip the whole setup apart to find out?
Forgive the noobish question.
05-06-2006, 01:26 PM
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You can pull the console, and rubber boot underneath to look at the shifter. How does the shifter feel? Does it have a really long through, so is it short, and tight? My buddies Firehawk didnt have the hurst, and it felt like crap and had a LONG throw compared to our factory hurst.
05-06-2006, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by NVR_SPDS
You can pull the console, and rubber boot underneath to look at the shifter. How does the shifter feel? Does it have a really long through, so is it short, and tight? My buddies Firehawk didnt have the hurst, and it felt like crap and had a LONG throw compared to our factory hurst.
it's not bad long not short though....
Only other 6 speed car i've driven wasn't stock though.
05-07-2006, 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by PSJ
If your car came from GM with the Hurst shifter....
The door stick with the RPO codes will have the code " BBS "
BBS = Hurst Shifter
PSJ
The door stick with the RPO codes will have the code " BBS "
BBS = Hurst Shifter
PSJ
Hearing that helped and broke my heart as I don't have it
Thanks again all.
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Originally Posted by 00T\A
My stock hurst has an H on the shifter ****.
05-09-2006, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by SUTTERERMAN85
left one is stock hurst
Hurst unit looks nice, I figure doing that and a short stick will make me happy if not resell it down the line.
Hurst car I drove I liked, he had stick too so I wasn't sure what made his better.
05-09-2006, 07:22 PM
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I suggest the Ripper Shifter from B&M. It is quite and works well. Get the b&m ripper. After I got mine from a budy (free) I had given my stock hurst to another budy (free). we are all just a bunch of givers... haha.
