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Old 06-23-2008, 07:07 PM
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Default Hurst shifter + GM/Muncie backup switch.....

Has anyone figured out how to make a GM Muncie backup switch work with an aftermarket Hurst shifter?













If not, I have.

(yes, I tested it and it works )

If anyone's interested I'll post up some pics later.

If not, nevermind.

Eric
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Default Re: Hurst shifter + GM/Muncie backup switch.....

Eric, can you do it with a 70 Reverse lock out set up.? Incidentally, I picked up a pile of about a dozen Holleys, probably junk but I will send you the #'s anyway. Thx SULLY
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Default Re: Hurst shifter + GM/Muncie backup switch.....

Eric,are you still seeking a Z bar?
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Default Re: Hurst shifter + GM/Muncie backup switch.....

Sully;

I guess it depends on the design of the reverse lever. I have a Hurst Competition Plus unit, and I had to drill a .125" hole in the reverse arm for the switch rod to connect--not easy to do considering the shift arm is hardened.

Let me know on the Holley #'s.


Rick;

I wound up heavily modifying the aftermarket repop z-bar that came with my clutch linkage kit. Works like a charm now.

Eric
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Default Re: Hurst shifter + GM/Muncie backup switch.....

Eric, Hurst makes a small thin rectagular tab, looks like a short shift lever with a .125 hole at one end, and a 3/8" hole at the other end... You put that on the reverse shift shaft on top of the reverse shift lever and thats where the reverse light linkage wire hooks up... Hope this helps... Crash
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Default Re: Hurst shifter + GM/Muncie backup switch.....

Why doesn't that surprise me?

Par for the course at this point.

Ah well...at least it works.
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