Hurst vs. GM Muncie shift arms.....
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Hurst vs. GM Muncie shift arms.....
As the title states......before I wrestle putting this Hurst in....does anyone here know if the GM and Hurst shift throw arms are significantly different in length?
I have the complete shifter and kit minus the shift arms.
Hurst wants a fortune for these.....tired of spending money on BS.
Has anyone used one with the other?
Thank you all for your time
Jebby
I have the complete shifter and kit minus the shift arms.
Hurst wants a fortune for these.....tired of spending money on BS.
Has anyone used one with the other?
Thank you all for your time
Jebby
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How much different are the arms?
I need to know if I absolutely have to buy new ones....
Jebby
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The above poster Go Vette Go made a gracious offer to send some Hurst arms!
They are on their way!
Thank you much John and bless ya!
Corvette forum is the best Vette community!
Thanks a TON!
Jebby
They are on their way!
Thank you much John and bless ya!
Corvette forum is the best Vette community!
Thanks a TON!
Jebby
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I believe that everyone misunderstood what I was explaining....
I do not need shift rods....
I need to know if the actuator ears or "arms" as Hurst calls them are significantly different than stock.....
Sorry for the confusion...
Jebby
I do not need shift rods....
I need to know if the actuator ears or "arms" as Hurst calls them are significantly different than stock.....
Sorry for the confusion...
Jebby