95 automatic ratchet shifter
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Racer
Joined: Jan 2004
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From: NY
95 automatic ratchet shifter
Would anyone know if a B&M pro ratchet will fit in the center councel of a 95 vette with little or no modification? Or does anyone make a ratchet shifter for it? Has anyone put a aftermarket shifter in a 95?
Thanks, Ray
Thanks, Ray
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I put a BM hammer in mine. Works a godzillion times better than the stock one.
wasn't bad putting it in, you do have to cut the console top piece a little, but mine was scratched and it gave me a reason to get a new one if the paint job did not turn out, which it did.
Here is a picture of it. Some trimming of the shifter base needs to be done as well, but its tough to describe, you have to have it there in your hand and compare it to what you have infront of you for room, and make it fit.
Don't be afraid to try it, you can always go back to stock.
wasn't bad putting it in, you do have to cut the console top piece a little, but mine was scratched and it gave me a reason to get a new one if the paint job did not turn out, which it did.
Here is a picture of it. Some trimming of the shifter base needs to be done as well, but its tough to describe, you have to have it there in your hand and compare it to what you have infront of you for room, and make it fit.
Don't be afraid to try it, you can always go back to stock.
