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Tremec TKO Shifter Location
I had help with a gentlemen installing my transmission today and upon looking at it seems that in my ERA it sits about 1 inch left of center on the transmission tunnel. I talked to the experts at ERA and it seems like this is the case for these cars.
My question to your transmission experts is: 1)..did the original comp cars have the shifter boot perfectly located in the center of the tunnel? 2)..if so, is there an easy way to move this with a new shifter plate...and if so how much might that cost me? Kramer |
sorry.... I meant one inch to the right.
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Mine is a little to the right, but not that much. Remember that your engine/trans do not sit plumb smack dab in the middle of your car. But I know how something like that can start to bug you. Here is a shot of mine taken from straight up. Note that the shifter is in neutral in this shot (the only safe way to park a Tremec :LOL: ). If the shifter was centered in the middle of the ring for neutral that would move everything over to the right quite a bit.
http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...rientation.jpg |
Another Shot
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You can have a special off set shift top made for it, that would run you $125.00. But you would want to know exactly how far to the right you need to go from the centerline of the transmission. jimig@standardtransmission.com
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Thanks Guys....if I have an offset made...who do I contact?
Jimi...I will send you an email. |
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