Hurst Shifter-For those who need 'em - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

Hammer · 06-15-2007

There had been some interest in Hurst Shifters here before. I think this might be the best deal around since the guy quit selling them on the Registry.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Hurst...5377QQtcZphoto

evl_twn · 06-17-2007

Summit Racing sells them for the same price, too.

Hammer · 06-17-2007

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Originally Posted by evl_twn

Summit Racing sells them for the same price, too.

That's good, I already have one so didn't look there. I'd buy from Summit anytime. They have fast shipping too.

mrzzzr1 · 06-18-2007

What performance gain does the Hurst shifter provide on a relatively stock ZR1?

evl_twn · 06-18-2007

More positive shifting, and better shifter feel.

DaveK · 06-18-2007

Does the Hurst remove the reverse lock out? When I looked at the information on them I thought it did and wondered if there might be some concerns about shifting into reverse instead of 6th.

There's another by B&M that appears to have the lockout but it's more expensive and shortens the shift more. Can anyone give a comparison of the two?

thanks

Dave

Hammer · 06-18-2007

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Originally Posted by DaveK

Does the Hurst remove the reverse lock out? When I looked at the information on them I thought it did and wondered if there might be some concerns about shifting into reverse instead of 6th.

There's another by B&M that appears to have the lockout but it's more expensive and shortens the shift more. Can anyone give a comparison of the two?

The Hurst does remove the lockout, at first I was very cautious going into reverse and 6th but I haven't had a problem with it at all. I like the Hurst much better than stock.

If you are considering the B&M, get it from Bill http://www.zfdoc.com/S6-40ShifterOptions.htm
I haven't used both, but Uly (guinessdood) had his B&M shifter done by Bill and the throws are the shortest on the planet.

DaveK · 06-18-2007

Thanks for the info John. Does anyone have any photos of the Hurst and B&M installed? It would be interesting to compare.

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evl_twn Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Tennessee Posts: 116	Re: Hurst Shifter-For those who need 'em Summit Racing sells them for the same price, too.

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mrzzzr1 Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Mi Posts: 57	Re: Hurst Shifter-For those who need 'em What performance gain does the Hurst shifter provide on a relatively stock ZR1? __________________ 1990 Red on Red vin #2433

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evl_twn Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Tennessee Posts: 116	Re: Hurst Shifter-For those who need 'em More positive shifting, and better shifter feel.

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DaveK Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Sudbury, Ontario. Canada Posts: 1,538	Re: Hurst Shifter-For those who need 'em Does the Hurst remove the reverse lock out? When I looked at the information on them I thought it did and wondered if there might be some concerns about shifting into reverse instead of 6th. There's another by B&M that appears to have the lockout but it's more expensive and shortens the shift more. Can anyone give a comparison of the two? thanks Dave __________________ 1991 #1516 Black/Black davidmkelly.com "Speed is often confused with insight." - Johan Cruijff