You know...things are a lot easier if you just install them when you get them and don't leave them around for months or maybe a year, allowing the threads to get dinged, requiring you to buy a tap/die kit 😂
First time using a die/tap kit, and I'm happy to report I didn't crossthread the die and perma-goof my shifter lmao
As required for the chassis mounted shifter, I installed new trans mounts. Went with 95A and HOLY cow what a difference it makes.
NHV out the wazoo compared to the OE ones. I have some 85A mounts coming. Ruby is a cool-cruisin' vert, not a full blown race car lmao
Hnnnnng oh my goodness would you look at that??
My father in law was pleasantly surprised that I finally installed the shift boot he gave me for Christmas YEARS ago 😂
For some reason I had always imagined it being this HUGE PITA to install, but I just used some 3M adhesive spray on the boot ring, and pressed the new boot on
This is with the short option for the chassis mounted shifter, and I'm tempted to order a medium length one just to see how it feels.
I've got a new selector joint and DSSR coming too. Can't wait to see what almost $450 in shifter parts feels like when it's all said and done 😅
Current mileage....263k?




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