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I am running a Hurst 4106 on my 5 speed in my 65 ....it seems to tall was looking for something shorter.
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Hack saw?
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Rudi wrote:
Hack saw?
Thats what i am gonna do but afraid it will throw off the angle.
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How so?
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Rudi wrote:
How so?
mine may just NOT have the right angle to start with ....thought maybe somebody else on here may have the perfect handle on theirs without cutting and was wondering what that might be.
Last edited by BILLY WALTON from GEORGIA (9/13/2022 10:45 PM)
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mine is the 5384106
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what shifter handles are yall using on your 5 speeds?
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Perfect is a matter of opinion. Your height, reach, etc. determines perfect. My advice is find something close and modify it from there. Heat, bend, cut, etc. can get it exactly where you want it.
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I was just wondering what everybody else was running on there 5 speeds.
Last edited by BILLY WALTON from GEORGIA (9/15/2022 7:09 PM)
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I use the 5384106 on my T5 in my '66. Ordered from Amazon April of 2017.
I'm 6'1, so the seat is all the way back and I have a White 5 speed ball (Hurst 163008) on it that I ordered at the same time.
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soonerfan wrote:
I use the 5384106 on my T5 in my '66. Ordered from Amazon April of 2017.
I'm 6'1, so the seat is all the way back and I have a White 5 speed ball (Hurst 163008) on it that I ordered at the same time.
I will probably just leave mine as it is it is also a 4106.
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TKOPerformance wrote:
Perfect is a matter of opinion. Your height, reach, etc. determines perfect. My advice is find something close and modify it from there. Heat, bend, cut, etc. can get it exactly where you want it.
I agree with TKO. Try what you have and go from there. My shifter handle is one from the 70's, not sure it matches the new offerings. It is straight with no bends, or offset, about 9" tall. I'm 6'1", have the seat all the way back and the seat back is adjusted so I sit straight up. I find the reach to be quite acceptable.
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BobE wrote:
TKOPerformance wrote:
Perfect is a matter of opinion. Your height, reach, etc. determines perfect. My advice is find something close and modify it from there. Heat, bend, cut, etc. can get it exactly where you want it.
I agree with TKO. Try what you have and go from there. My shifter handle is one from the 70's, not sure it matches the new offerings. It is straight with no bends, or offset, about 9" tall. I'm 6'1", have the seat all the way back and the seat back is adjusted so I sit straight up. I find the reach to be quite acceptable.
I had this 4106 in my 66 also and seemed fine ....just looks tall....not quite as bad as "Rat Fink" just figured somebody may have came up with something better.
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Cut, section, reposition, weld.
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I have the 4106 and it did seem a little tall. I cut so the top hole became the bottom hole and drilled a new top hole. Seems normal now
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jerryF wrote:
I have the 4106 and it did seem a little tall. I cut so the top hole became the bottom hole and drilled a new top hole. Seems normal now
That is what MS suggested and what I will do more than likely soon.
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you could always pattern one after this guy's!!
Looks cool fer sure!
6s6
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6sally6 wrote:
you could always pattern one after this guy's!!
Looks cool fer sure!
6s6
I needed that car to chase down cars that ran from me when I was on Patrol.
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I bought a hurst shifter at swap meet. I added some washers to get the right angle. I also used some loctite on on the bolts. The first time around they came loose.
Steve69
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