gm991

Was hoping to see if anyone has used the hurst chrome shifter stick and hurst rubber boot on there 87-93.
Like this one.
http://www.brothersperformance.com/c...oducts_id/4170

Was wondering how it looks, meaning is it a neat install with the factory trim piece or do you take that out and just use the rubber?
Don't want to buy it it it really does look good when installed.
Would love the classic look though.....

Thanks
GM991

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I have it in my car. I used a black ball instead of the white one. It looked great for a while. Then the rubber boot wore out in only a year or so. Plus I only use it from May to October. Anyway here's a pic.

JayBanion

I just installed that kit in my car with the white ball. It looks amazing. I love that classic muscle car look. I have all black interior and the chrome stick and white ball really set it off.

Just a quick quesiton for the first response, how did you attach the plasic plate to the console?

wildsurfer92

I did mine over a year ago now, and i rip on it a bunch. And i love it...no problems what so ever...

gm991

that is what I'm looking for...Sweeeeeet
So how does the hurst boot attach to the trim?
Do you remove the factory boot from the trim piece??
How does the hurst rubber attach to the the trim piece?

thanks

wildsurfer92

factory shift boot unclips...you gotta pry it up...its got clips at the four corners...the hurst shift boot clips into the plastic retainer and snaps down like the factory assembly did. extremely easy install.

gm991

Thanks thats what I was looking for...

JayBanion

http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...0%201&comp=LRS


is this what I will need?

My car did not have the shift boot and bezel when I bought the car. Are these the clips I will need to install the hurst kit properly?

jkrum10238

make sure you put it on correctly or the boot will rip it like mine and it sucks

Slo5oh

Mine is a little different looking, but I have the hurst sst which uses a different stick. That plate doesnt quite fit over it so I had to shoehorn it over the shifter.