I SEARCHED, BUT......
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From: Owasso, OK
Car: 87 iroc
Engine: 410 sbc
Transmission: tremec 3550
Axle/Gears: 30 spline 3.73
I SEARCHED, BUT......
I know it's been on here before about a gated shifter plate for our cars. But i never found any pics of anyone finishing one. Has anyone done so, if not i guess i'll be the first. I have a unlimited stock of 1/8 thick sheet metal at work and was thinking of maybe backing it up with some cork board so it doesn't make any noise. I am going to us a template out of cardboard first.
Of course i won't be able to do this for atleast another couple of weeks, due to work getting inspected. Darn military job keeps me too busy. thanks, in advance for any completed pics. dave
Of course i won't be able to do this for atleast another couple of weeks, due to work getting inspected. Darn military job keeps me too busy. thanks, in advance for any completed pics. dave
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From: antioch, ca
Car: ford f-150, 2004 suzuki gsxr 750
Engine: 400
Transmission: 400
Axle/Gears: ford 9 inch
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well i have a B&M shifter and havent got far enogh into my car to install it yet ,but my first question for you is, are you useing the stock shifter, or an after market like i am. either way, im sur eyou can do a google search under shift plates and tig weld yourself up one. i think you have the right idea with the metal you have at work. good luck
http://www.kimini.com/Diaries/2005Ap...l%20covers.JPG
not to sure if you want to keep it stock but here is an idea.
or just trace out the stock one and fab up the new one.
http://www.kimini.com/Diaries/2005Ap...l%20covers.JPG
not to sure if you want to keep it stock but here is an idea.
or just trace out the stock one and fab up the new one.
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