Shifter Adapter

dobie

dobie

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For the life of me I cant find an easy solution, so maybe it doesn't exist...I have a reproduction wood grain shifter knob with fine threads. My stick is a newer Hurst Competition Plus with coarse threads.... Is there any way to use the knob on this stick?? Ive been to all the auto stores, Lowe's, etc... I guess there is no such adapter.

Any ideas on how to make it work? Someone mentioned using a die and tap to change the threads, but I dont have anything like that available, and I doubt I want to spend the money just for this little project.

Thanks!

:cheers:
 
got any Truck Stops around Wooster(Youngstown has several)? There are bunches of shifter knobs there, might be some adapters, or put a Pistol Grip in it! :drool:
 
Basketcase said:
got any Truck Stops around Wooster(Youngstown has several)? There are bunches of shifter knobs there, might be some adapters, or put a Pistol Grip in it! :drool:
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There's one up in the Lodi area I can check at some point. Doesn't appear to be any easy fix though. I may just end up having to change the threads if possible.
 
4spd69RR said:
I have a spare shifter
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Thanks for the offer! I don't want to take your shifter, especially just so I can switch knobs. That's very kind though!


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Steve,

Take and heil-coil the right threds in the ball.

If it's like mine it looks like a brass insert and you can't see it after it's on the lever.

just a thought?
 
You're correct. I just did a quick search and found that Advanced Auto's carry these.

I'm assuming that I need the 3/8-16 in repair kit correct? HEL5521-6??

Thanks!
 
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