Does an aftermarket shifter reduce OE sloppiness?
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Does an aftermarket shifter reduce OE sloppiness?
I've tried numerous searches and nobody seems to mention this. I have an '09 SS and when in gear, the shifter feels sloppy and can be wiggled around. I installed an aftermarket Hurst shifter on my '97 WS6 and that went away (greatest mod I've ever done to that car). Will a new shifter fix this problem, or will it simply reduce the throw? Thanks.
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funny u said that i am installing a TMW short shifter today... in prolly 2 hours or so... ill let you know
i have an 08 SS and i kno what u mean by that gay wiggle
the TMW one i have is stainless steel so it is very very heavy i love everything about it.. quality ****
i have an 08 SS and i kno what u mean by that gay wiggle
the TMW one i have is stainless steel so it is very very heavy i love everything about it.. quality ****
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PimpLay2, I'd definitely appreciate if you'd let me know. Good luck with the installation!
I don't care about the shorter throw. All I want is the sloppiness to go away.
Yea, I've heard fitment issues with the Hursts for these. It's by far the best shifter availabe for my TA though. I have less than 1000mi on this car and I've never opened up anything with it, so I don't know if the linkages are out-of-whack.
I don't care about the shorter throw. All I want is the sloppiness to go away.
Yea, I've heard fitment issues with the Hursts for these. It's by far the best shifter availabe for my TA though. I have less than 1000mi on this car and I've never opened up anything with it, so I don't know if the linkages are out-of-whack.
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I installed my TMW sdmws6
and the sloppyness you speak of is still there... like when you are in gear you still can wiggle it around
as for the throw it is VERY shorter, feels like you touch it and it goes into next gear
and the sloppyness you speak of is still there... like when you are in gear you still can wiggle it around
as for the throw it is VERY shorter, feels like you touch it and it goes into next gear
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Thanks a lot for getting back to me PimpLay2. That information is great to know. I really was hoping that a new shifter would fix that. My Trans Am felt the same way and when I put the Hurst B/P in, it felt simply amazing; no wiggle at all in any direction and a great-feeling smooth notch when you go into gear. Oh well, I guess I'll have to deal with it. Thanks again everybody.
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