NOS Hurst Ram Rod Shifter Setup for Muncie & T10

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NOS Hurst Ram Rod Shifter Setup for Muncie & T10

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02-20-2013, 04:40 PM

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Re: NOS Hurst Ram Rod Shifter Setup for Muncie & T10

For regular driving, (slow shifting), you pull up on the trigger to shift into 2nd. To get
the 3rd and 4th shift, just push forward and back without using the trigger.
The only time you will use the trigger when speed shifting is to put the shifter into 1st.
There is no need to touch the trigger for the rest of the upshifts.
If you are in 4th gear and want to down shift to 2nd, move the shifter to neutral, pull up
on the trigger and pull the shifter back to the same spot.

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