Floor shifter for E4OD
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04-29-2013, 08:43 PM
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04-29-2013, 08:59 PM
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I'm not saying it can or cannot be done... Also I'm not trying to be a wet blanket on your project, but I have a few questions ...............
Why?
What would be the advantage of something else in the floor?
Is your column shifter completely destroyed?
If so, are there not hundreds if not thousands of them just waiting in salvage yards?
Why would this be better than a column shift? After all you just put it into gear and it stays there more or less until you need to change direction or stop....
Why?
What would be the advantage of something else in the floor?
Is your column shifter completely destroyed?
If so, are there not hundreds if not thousands of them just waiting in salvage yards?
Why would this be better than a column shift? After all you just put it into gear and it stays there more or less until you need to change direction or stop....
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09-17-2021, 08:34 AM
4wd High
Wheni get stuck i want to rock the truck forward and back with more ease than a column shifter
I'm not saying it can or cannot be done... Also I'm not trying to be a wet blanket on your project, but I have a few questions ...............
Why?
What would be the advantage of something else in the floor?
Is your column shifter completely destroyed?
If so, are there not hundreds if not thousands of them just waiting in salvage yards?
Why would this be better than a column shift? After all you just put it into gear and it stays there more or less until you need to change direction or stop....
Why?
What would be the advantage of something else in the floor?
Is your column shifter completely destroyed?
If so, are there not hundreds if not thousands of them just waiting in salvage yards?
Why would this be better than a column shift? After all you just put it into gear and it stays there more or less until you need to change direction or stop....
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