TH400 shifter
I currently use a Turbo Action shifter. I have a bad habit of shifting to N at the stripe and the lockout handle is close enough to the main T handle that I sometimes shift to R. I know I'm a dumb ***, so you don't need to tell me whai I already know. Is there a shifter that is more idiot proof than the Turbo Action? I'd like to extend the space between the 2 handles and I've tried to call Turbo Action, but haven't gotten an answer.
I've looked into a clean neutral VB, but TCI doesn't have any and doesn't know when they will make more. The Griner VB requires the trans brake to be functional and I run foot brake stuff. |
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I use the hurst shifter with a reverse lockout, easy to go to neutral from third but cant go to reverse without hitting a lever. Used it on a 400, then a 350 and now the metric. The lever is out of the way and you can not hit it by accident.
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If it is this one, the answer is no. Once you are in neutral, you push the small lever forward, and then move the handle to neutral/park.
http://www.jegs.com/i/Hurst/530/316-0001/10002/-1 |
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Ron, the one I have takes two hands but that is my routine, could probably due it with one hand but you still would have to let go of the shifter or have a really long thumb.
It is not the quarter stick. It is a pistol grip...and it is my way of KISS. Both Jegs and summitt sell them. |
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Hurst QuarterStick, front exit cable. Hurst QuarterStick II, rear exit cable. Simple, effective, reliable, safe.
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Jerico. Push in the clutch.
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http://www.precisionperformance.com/home.htm
Best shifter I have owned. Fool proof and yes you can get the clean neutral. Simple, light and never fails. |
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