hurst or b&m short throw shifter?
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05-07-2010, 07:57 PM
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TWM FTW!!! i installed mine a good 6 months ago or so and i absolutely love it! i have a weighted shift knob and aluminum base bushings. shifting it soooo smooth and quick now, its amazing 
even tho twm is a little pricey id recommend it for everyone
even tho twm is a little pricey id recommend it for everyone
05-08-2010, 10:46 AM
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Our Cobalt SS short shifter is more expensive than the other short shifters available because the overall quality is better. We use TIG welding on the shifter shaft/main pivot ball where other short shifters are using a spring pin that tends to come lose. We also use a combination of delrin bushings and rubber o-rings for the reverse lockout mechanism where on others it's metal sliding directly on metal. The operation of the RL is much more smoother on ours.
Plus, it's also the most aggressive both in height and throw reduction. I don't believe any other vendors stock our Cobalt short shifter, you can buy it directly from our site on the following link:
TWM Cobalt SS short shifter
Plus, it's also the most aggressive both in height and throw reduction. I don't believe any other vendors stock our Cobalt short shifter, you can buy it directly from our site on the following link:
TWM Cobalt SS short shifter
05-10-2010, 10:15 AM
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If you order a shift knob with the purchase of a short shifter, you get 15$ - 20$ off of the shift knob! The shift knob with the largest diameter is the M1 Abrams which is 2 inches wide
Let me know if there's anything else I can do for you!
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Patrick
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05-13-2010, 05:23 PM
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Installed a TWM yesterday in my car. I love it. The hardest part was getting the stock shift knob off. That part took like 15 minutes it just wouldn't come off.
06-13-2010, 08:07 PM
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still loving mine. i am probably gonna order the bushings soon. also thinking about a weighted shift knob... just don't like the price....lol
06-14-2010, 01:16 AM
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Not sure. Maybe $100 shipped with box and instructions, but w/o shifter base bushings. Bushings can be found for around $20 online.
I miss the stock shifter. Probably gonna put it back in this week if I get bored enough.
I miss the stock shifter. Probably gonna put it back in this week if I get bored enough.
