Anybody know which shifter this is? Is it stock? Thanks, Ron.
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06-21-2021 #1Enthusiast
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Shifter identification
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06-21-2021 #2Enthusiast
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The shifter looks stock. The shift rod does not. The braided lines are not stock.
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06-21-2021 #3Enthusiast
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Thanks Dave. Almost everything has been changed to braided on this car!
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06-21-2021 #4Enthusiast
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One of the main issues with braided lines is the abrasiveness of the metal weave. You need to be very careful with what they can rub against. They can go through other metal parts like brake lines and coolers.
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Originally Posted by dave6666
Agreed... lowering shaft rod installed
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06-22-2021 #6Enthusiast
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Only stock for a couple more weeks. Just ordered Ipsco Short Shifter from Jon. Had it on my last Viper and loved it! Ron.
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