Locking knob in place, turn wise
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Locking **** in place, turn wise
I got a short shifter on my hurst and stock handle. It used to be perfect, when i tightened it all the way, it was tight and aligned perfect. My friend was messing with it and now tight all the way is like 60 degrees off. If i rotate the **** to the correct position, it spins sort of easily and feels sloppy to me. How do i get it so it stays aligned forward.
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What "Element" said. Thin cardbord or paper will work as well.
Just take the **** off. Cut some circles out of the cardboard, paper, or plastic at a slightly smaller diameter than the shaft of the shifter.
Place a few of your "shims" onto the top of the shaft. Spin the **** back on and check it's orientation. Adding or removing shims will change the final position of the ****. It's like using an index washer for a spark plug.
Just take the **** off. Cut some circles out of the cardboard, paper, or plastic at a slightly smaller diameter than the shaft of the shifter.
Place a few of your "shims" onto the top of the shaft. Spin the **** back on and check it's orientation. Adding or removing shims will change the final position of the ****. It's like using an index washer for a spark plug.