>They claim that it shortens shift throws by 25%. That seems reasonable to me >if you don't install the extension. The aluminum extension adds 5 1/2" to >the shifter length. I like it because I don't have to reach down to the >shifter and can shift without my armrest getting in the way. In neutral, the >shift knob is at the same level as the top of the radio. The "H" pattern is >7.5" high and 4" wide as measured from the top of the knob. I wouldn't >change it back if I had to. I got in my '75 Bus the other day and couldn't >find the shifter without looking:>)
You drive with your armrests DOWN?? |
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