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Old 03-05-2001, 01:50 PM   #1
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ratchet shifter, get one or not?

I was thinking about buying a B and W Megashifter for my 83 Trans Am. Is it worth it or not?
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Old 03-05-2001, 04:39 PM   #2
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I'm getting a B&M (not B&W) Console Megashifter for my 86 TA as well! I think it's a great shifter! One of my friends bought the B&M megashifter for his 400 small block S-10 and it's very nice! No worry about accidentally going from 1st to 3rd or OD when manually shifting during a run because of the ratchet action! If you have the 700R4 tranny you can get a different handle from B&M that has a switch on the side of it and use if for the lock-up since it won't work properly w/out the ECM!!

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Old 03-06-2001, 12:21 PM   #3
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It's worth it. Plus it adds some style to the interior. Oh yeah, keep the handle out of the sun.

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