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Hurst Shifter
I've purchased a Hurst shifter for the ZR-1 and need a little advice on installation of the shifter. I remember seeing a Thread sometime in the past showing how to install it, but can't find it. Any help would be much appreciated.
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Re: Hurst Shifter
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After that, read the instructions and read the FAQ here. It's really rather simple to do. Just a PITA to get everything out of the way. KT
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Re: Hurst Shifter
There is a write up (with pics) by Johnny "Phrogs" over on that "Other Forum Who Shall Not Be Named".
http://forums.*************.com/show....php?t=1063558 You will have to cut and paste and edit the link for it to work. It's obvious what part is missing. Good luck! Tom
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Re: Hurst Shifter
I found the link. Thanks alot. This should help alot. I'll let you know how it goes this weekend.
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Re: Hurst Shifter
Yes, it was in the Forum under Archived links.
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04-16-2008
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Re: Hurst Shifter
Thanks for the info about checking for bearings. Sure enough mine didn't come with any although the box said it did. Please let me know the Timken numbers
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: Hurst Shifter
Double check your shifter again - There should be a small needle bearing cage on each side of the shifter body. I just got one from Jeg's - and the bearings are there. I can't see how they would be missing - They are press fit.
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Re: Hurst Shifter
A lot of the Hurst Shifters are shipped without the bearings.
If you try to call B&M (who now owns Hurst), good luck. They said I would recieve my bearings in a few days. That was four months ago. The bearing number is Timken HK1010. You will need to find someone who can order them with their weekly order, I couldn't find anybody that would order them seperate. They're just not big enough or enough money to justify a seperate order.
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