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> Shif lever too close to my leg, how big of a hassle to move it and inch or two?
bryanf
post May 12 2009, 05:13 PM
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Hey all, I switched back to my stock humongous steering wheel and now things are pretty tight between the wheel and the gear shift...how easy is it to move change the pivot point without screwing up the linkage?

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Wilhelm
post May 12 2009, 07:28 PM
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Are all your bushings fairly fresh? When I replaced mine a lot of the slop in the shift tower disappeared. The problem with adjusting the slip collars on the linkage is that the reverse lockout is spring-loaded into the shift tower. If you adjust it so that 1st and reverse are more in the midline you run the risk of grinding reverse when you are trying to hit second. Therefore if the bushings are good and the lever is to far to the left then bending the shift lever makes some sense.
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