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Hurst shifter play on my top loader
I resently had a friend take the play out of my shifter by ,
putting a jam nut on th linkage where it screws in to the shifter , a spacer was needed before the nut because the nut would hit the mechinism . and replaced the plastic bushings with steel . What a differance ! It is going to shift like a racecar !f:3DSMILE: :3DSMILE: |
John, one other thing you can do, stiffen up the arms by welding gussets in the bends, tig only.
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tpo loader shift rods
I used aluminum rods from Speedway Motors and heim rod fittings on each end - makes for great shifting, no play at all !
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