HURST SHIFTER
05-23-2007, 06:19 PM
#1
HURST SHIFTER
I really want to get one of these for my car , 1 it looks real cool, 2 I am sick of missing 3rd in hard driving. I have a few questions though. Im sure you guys might be able to help me out.
1) what are the pros and cons of the shifter?
2) what is a good price for it and where to get one (can you get it from Ford parts, if so part#)?
3) how long and intense is the install? what is required to install? or should it be done by a shop?
Thanks again for all the help in advance and if there is more info that would help me, please dont be shy.
1) what are the pros and cons of the shifter?
2) what is a good price for it and where to get one (can you get it from Ford parts, if so part#)?
3) how long and intense is the install? what is required to install? or should it be done by a shop?
Thanks again for all the help in advance and if there is more info that would help me, please dont be shy.
05-23-2007, 06:34 PM
#2
RE: HURST SHIFTER
ORIGINAL: MELLOWYELLOW06
1) what are the pros and cons of the shifter?
2) what is a good price for it and where to get one (can you get it from Ford parts, if so part#)?
3) how long and intense is the install? what is required to install? or should it be done by a shop?
1) what are the pros and cons of the shifter?
2) what is a good price for it and where to get one (can you get it from Ford parts, if so part#)?
3) how long and intense is the install? what is required to install? or should it be done by a shop?
2) Ford offers one made by Hurst that uses the stock ****. M-7210-T. I bought mine used, and I've seen others used for about $150shipped.
3) I consider myself to be a novice when working on cars, I was able to install it with the help of my father in about an hour using basic hand tools. As long as you can get the car off the ground and comfortably work around the transmission you should be fine. I used ramps.
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=65340
05-23-2007, 06:54 PM
#3
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Northern Virginia
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RE: HURST SHIFTER
Can't comment on most of it but for the install, you should be fine. Here is TacoBill's writeup for the MGW one. While not exactly the same, it should give you an idea of what's up.
https://mustangforums.com/m_3000094/tm.htm
https://mustangforums.com/m_3000094/tm.htm
05-23-2007, 07:04 PM
#4
05-23-2007, 07:09 PM
#5
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Texas
Posts: 1,615
RE: HURST SHIFTER
ORIGINAL: acascianelli
1) Pros: very positive, very short shifts. Classic look. Cons: If you like long shifts, you won't like the Hurst. May seem a bit notchy.
2) Ford offers one made by Hurst that uses the stock ****. M-7210-T. I bought mine used, and I've seen others used for about $150shipped.
3) I consider myself to be a novice when working on cars, I was able to install it with the help of my father in about an hour using basic hand tools. As long as you can get the car off the ground and comfortably work around the transmission you should be fine. I used ramps.
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=65340
ORIGINAL: MELLOWYELLOW06
1) what are the pros and cons of the shifter?
2) what is a good price for it and where to get one (can you get it from Ford parts, if so part#)?
3) how long and intense is the install? what is required to install? or should it be done by a shop?
1) what are the pros and cons of the shifter?
2) what is a good price for it and where to get one (can you get it from Ford parts, if so part#)?
3) how long and intense is the install? what is required to install? or should it be done by a shop?
2) Ford offers one made by Hurst that uses the stock ****. M-7210-T. I bought mine used, and I've seen others used for about $150shipped.
3) I consider myself to be a novice when working on cars, I was able to install it with the help of my father in about an hour using basic hand tools. As long as you can get the car off the ground and comfortably work around the transmission you should be fine. I used ramps.
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=65340
1) PRO-Ive used the B&M ST and now the FRPP Hurst ST and the short, precise shifts are excellent, especially on the track; no complaints; hitting 3rd is a cake walk. CON-They are not as quiet shifting as some. Not that big of a "con" though.
2) I bought the FRPP Hurst and the only difference is the word "Hurst" is not on the shifter ball on the FRPP, just on the chrome stick.
3) Cant say on this, hubby is a heavy line Ford tech and he did the install. I watched him do it and it took less than an hr, maybe about 30-45 minutes.
05-23-2007, 09:03 PM
#7
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Lake Worth, FL.
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RE: HURST SHIFTER
no con's, it's great shifter, maybe alittle notchy but I like the way it feels, installed it in my driveway on ramps in 45 minutes, I bought the Ford motorsports one that came with the chrome shifter that said hurst it also came with the white hurst shift ****, I switched out the **** for a hurst T-handle
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05-23-2007, 11:15 PM
#9
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Posts: 1,061
RE: HURST SHIFTER
ORIGINAL: sst06vert
its all pros no cons. easy to install. there was a webpage with pic of the install sorry but I don't have a link. only cons is the stick is short. wish it was longer.
its all pros no cons. easy to install. there was a webpage with pic of the install sorry but I don't have a link. only cons is the stick is short. wish it was longer.
Heeeeeere it is!!
