Does anyone know what the thread specs are on the shifter? I want to get a custom aftermarket shift knob.
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Hello, I am not sure what the thread spec are, I bought the same kit you have for my 2012 Challenger SRT8. I could not get mine to work right, I even took it to a Dodge dealership and had the Dodge mechanics try to get it to work right, Then I took my Challenger SRT8 to a Transmission shop and hand the Transmission tech install the kit, but they had the same problem. Every time you shifted from park to drive the Hurst shifter would bind up and then you could not put it back into park or even move the shifter without taking the Hurst comp stick apart. I hope you have better luck with your Hurst comp stick then I did. Ron Tuley
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yes it should fit. The screws messed up my threads so now my stock knob can't ever go back on unless i rethread ha...wrap it in electrical tape first.
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Terry, it does not come with a shift Knob. But you can purchase one from amazon or your local auto parts store or use your old one I'd you have it.
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I don't know. What you can do is take off the shifter knob and check if the button is straight up. If it is then it will work. Usually they customize the inside of the knob so you can push in the button on the side or front.
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if you know anybody who owns at Toyota Scion or a Toyota Tacoma take your shift knob and see if it fits on one of those. that's what I would do...
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The knob is interchangeable. As long as the thread count is correct. It's Cool shifter. Ratchet mode is killer when you have a 2300 stall converter or greater.
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This shifter handle fits a 16mm shifter shaft, with an adapter for a 12mm shifter shaft. If your shifter shaft has different sized threads you will need the appropriate adapter.
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See if you can take you original shifter knob off first. If you can then yes, if not then your going to need to look up shifter sticks for your mustang.
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If your shift knob is the screw type, it should fit without any problem. Though I believe that this TRD shift knob is going to look a littler smaller that the OEM one
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If the pistol grip you have to install is a different thread size, you can tap the threads to the proper size on the shifter to match your grip. or the other way around... The diameter on both should be very close to do this. Hope this helped...Bob
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The body of the tool is 4-7/8" long plus 1/2" for the knob. The thread length is 1/2". If your threads have minor damage, this tool might work ok, my threads where to far gone to recover.
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Yes it will fit, and it's a very easy change. No need to see a dealer.. There is YouTube videos of how to change a shift knob.
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The shifter knob isn't a screwed on piece I had to tap mine to make it fit my s2000 the steering depends on the hub you buy. I have an NRG short hub and had to buy the adapter to make it work...I can't say for certain and I'm sorry if my answer doesn't help
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As everyone else said, it'll fit fine. To remove, put the shifter in 2nd, and (with your face out of the way) give it a good pull. After that, just pop the new one on. The shift knobs are keyed, so don't worry too much about the position.
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I am sorry I don't know the thread pattern. I thought it was a course thread?But don't remember for sure. I know once I traded knob on you place the plugIn aligned straight across. Sorry I don't know the thread side, guess 7/16??Lee
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Shifter, pin, bushings and bolts. Bushings maybe be nylon. Check with Hurst to see if they have upgraded to bronze. They offer these as an upgrade on web site. I installed them and showed a marked improvement in stability and feel. Mark
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Sorry, I do not know. I bought the knob for my grandson for his 1987 two-door coupe . We are assuming it will fit his shift lever.