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Hey everybody. Recently bought a 2014 stingray, and the shift **** is worn really badly. What do you guys recommend for a nice aftermarket replacement?
I have ordered (it will take about four weeks) a carbon fiber shift **** from West Coast Corvettes for my '14 7MT, 1 LT, Z51 Conv.. Not cheap but other places wanted/demanded my stock black leather **** which I would like to keep. Looking forward to it!
To the OP. As mentioned here, check out this brand. Have these in all my cars for years now. Usually, one of the first mods I make. They are pricey but their selection and quality, in my opinion, is unmatched! YMMV...
To the OP. As mentioned here, check out this brand. Have these in all my cars for years now. Usually, one of the first mods I make. They are pricey but their selection and quality, in my opinion, is unmatched! YMMV...
Can you provide a photo of your shift **** showing it installed with the adapter?
I hate Vette OEMs and always replace them immediately. I fab black Belgium cue ***** into ***** for all my cars (Vettes and otherwise) and for many of my friends. However, I found an identical replacement here with the goofy C7 mount already in place. Great, I thought! However, I cannot recommend the vendor because they were a hassle to deal with, selling a slew of faulty ***** to many, including me. Though, I finally got a good one after having to "buy" another first in the process.
Thanks! I realized that I posted to your thread with comments regarding the boot removal.
Am I correct in assuming that (when installing the Race Eng ****) the boot has to be held up using a zip tie?
They supply a zip tie that holds the boot in place to the base of their threaded adapter. It works well. Never moves or drops as long as I've had Raceseng *****.
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