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Old 11-04-2011, 10:27 AM   #1
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Shifter!

I just got a shifter for my 07 gt and I'm wondering how hard is it to DIY is it worth it?

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Re: Shifter!

It's not a bad install at all. I think it took me about an hour, most of which was spent trying to figure out how to get the shifter's in/out around the transmission. It's only about (4) bolts to deal with, but there isnt a lot of space to work in.

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Its very easy. As mentioned above it will take youlonger to get angle just right to get the old shifter out of the hole.
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Probably the most rewarding mod you can make. You will love it.
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Re: Shifter!

I helped a friend put his in (08 GT mgw shifter) it was pretty easy, couple bolts were hard to get to, you dont HAVE to take the transmission cross brace off and lower it down but it can help. Just read the directions, if the directions are crappy then you shouldnt have purchased that shifter
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I was told 600 by a shop and 500 from another and iv pulled motors and other things I knew it wasn't that big of a deal can you do it with out a lift like If I put it up on jack stands
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I just finished installing mine. Used jack stands and no problems. Getting the shifter out and in is the hardest part like the others mentioned, but once it out it's easy!

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Save the money for something else instead of paying that much to have it installed
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When I got my hurst shifter the directions to pull it up through the hole in the car which is a lie. I have drop it down to the ground pass the transmission.
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Well that's how you are "supposed" to do it. Drop the drive shaft andnpull it up. Buuuut how everyone does it is to wiggle till you get the perfect angle and put it in from the inside of the car.
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I dropped the tranny 3 in and dropped the shaft an just pulled it out underneath I had the car up on stands it was very easy
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I did not drop my drive shaft. When I read the instructions for my hurst shifter it said wiggle the new shifter into the hole. When they said put the shifter through the hole. They ment you have to go below the car and lift the new shifter into position.
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It was easier for me so I had room plus my car only has 14k so the bolts wasn't rusted shut
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I just put my car on my hoist and did it from underneath... I don't know how anyone could do it from inside the car because getting at the bolts would be a B. In my opinion is the roush racing short throw shifter. IMO
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They weren't too bad at all. Just jacked the front end up, slid under and un-bolted them. But you got it done so that's all that matters.
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Re: Shifter!

i love my hurst shifter
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i love my hurst shifter
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Which hurst did u get? Billet pro or comp
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Billet plus-I'm too cheap for loctite I'm always tighting the nuts on the shifter to the car. LoL
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I love my Hurst billet shifter. Best mod for 200$
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Re: Shifter!

I id my steeda on jack stands and ramps, no need to drop the driveshaft. Its a little bit a pain to get to the front nut but other then that no problems. Make sure you use blue tradlocker when you put it back together.
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I've done both my upr, and tri ax on jack stands without dropping the drive shaft. Can't wait to try an mgw haha.

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