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timsmitaruba
09-12-2019, 07:24 PM
Friends I need your help,
I live in Aruba so I have no local options for parts and all the other add on goodies options.
Am getting my engine with mid shifter from Mike Forte and want a nice looking shifter handle with knob.
Any online ideas for me to look, or tip and suggestions of course....plus any pic is more than welcome.
Thx in advance,
Tim
Aruba
Sigurd
09-13-2019, 06:33 AM
I will be using this, Hurst 1630125
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In combination with this, Hurst 5387201
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I got a solid stainless steel polished knob from SweetKnobs. He makes them to order with your specific thread pattern tapped for you.
http://www.sweetknobs.com/
Dave
David Williamson
09-13-2019, 08:22 AM
I have a Lokar shifter and I think the part number is MSL615F. The knob is a standard 3/8-16 thread and I thinkit is a Hurst 163-0108
I also have the Forte mid shifter.
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David W
Gadsden
09-13-2019, 09:24 AM
If you are getting at Termec trans, when you register, you can get a free knob/ball. I liked the options and got the white resin one and will use it. I am currently planning on using a similar shifter to Dave W, prob in the 5-6 inch height range.
timsmitaruba
09-17-2019, 08:24 PM
I have a Lokar shifter and I think the part number is MSL615F. The knob is a standard 3/8-16 thread and I thinkit is a Hurst 163-0108
I also have the Forte mid shifter.
114248
David W
Hey David, where did you buy yours?
Rgds, Tim
David Williamson
09-17-2019, 08:45 PM
This likely won't help you but a local speed shop here in Edmonton Canada called Mopac. They have a few stores in western Canada and stock a lot of stuff.
David W
chuckster
09-18-2019, 01:26 PM
I’m running the same setup, only with a white knob.
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I will be using this, Hurst 1630125
114244
In combination with this, Hurst 5387201
114245
I’m running the same setup, only with a white knob.
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Me, too. I seem to recall someone used the same shifter, but decided to shorten it. You can cut off a bit on the bottom, and use the "top" hole of the original as the "bottom". Either way, I think this solution works pretty well.