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I just finished installing my new flameball shift ****. Is there any way or anything to get the shift boot up or to cover the gap. Right now I am still showing a few threads and the wire.
Love the Flameball. Have a similar one in different color. IMO the best solution is just to go ahead and rip out the stock shifter and replace with a [ insert your favorite brand here ] aftermarket shifter. I like my Hurst a lot.
My Hurst is quite a bit shorter, but I just used a short piece of double stick tape at the top of the shifter. It's held the boot in place for about two years now.
I was gonna ask.. is the wire for the 150 Nitrous Shot, or somethin' else..?
I wish, the wire is for the light. The **** has a tiny hole on the underside, which allows for a LED to be inserted. The wires are tapped into the traction control panel, so when I turn on the parking lights or headlights, it lights up. PIC is on the way. It is 5:35 p.m. here and my garage door faces west.
Last edited by twistedb01; Sep 5, 2006 at 05:42 PM.
Personally, I think anything other than stock-look shifter ***** are tacky and reminds me of honda civics or even old camaro's. Not for me, but I do like the glow in the dark look.
Personally, I think anything other than stock-look shifter ***** are tacky and reminds me of honda civics or even old camaro's. Not for me, but I do like the glow in the dark look.
When I installed my first Hurst shifter with a custom ****, there was no such thing as a honda civic (there were Honda 90 motorcycles )
They remind me of old Camaros too, only that's one of the things I like about them; a touch of retro.
Funny, the only Honda I ever owned had a shifter that looked remarkably like the stock C5.
Im installing a C6 shifter this weekend. I intend to to use a plastic zip tie under the boot. Im going to try that first before I send $50 on a new boot
Im installing a C6 shifter this weekend. I intend to to use a plastic zip tie under the boot. Im going to try that first before I send $50 on a new boot
You shouldn't need a new boot. The boot I have is exactly the same specs as the factory boot. As you can see there are a few ways to keep the boot up. Mine is also not pulling too tight when shifting. So you don't have to worry about that either.