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29 Μαρ 2017 · Black Competition Shifter Knob; With Momentary Switch; No shift pattern or Hurst logo; Diameter: 2-1/8'' Thread: 7/16''-20
- Hurst 1530060
Get the Best Performance with Hurst Shifter T-Handle...
- All American Billet Skfh-Bg
Get the Best Performance with All American Billet Shift Knob...
- All American Billet Skfh-B
Get the Best Performance with All American Billet Shift Knob...
- Hurst 1530060
Shift Knob, T-Handle with Button, Aluminum, Polished, Hurst Logo, Automatic, Manual Transmission, Each. Part Number: HUU-1530011. 4.88 out of 5 stars
Corvette! These quality-crafted, 2-1/4" knobs are engraved with the Hurst logo and 6-speed shift pattern, and are available in black-on-white, or white-on-black. (Includes jam nut.)
www.hurst-shifters.com Page 1 of 16 Technical Support (866) 464-6553 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Part No. 3915086 BILLET/PLUS® SHIFTER. for 2005-2019 Chevrolet Corvette (C6 & C7) with manual transmission. PARTS LIST BEFORE STARTING. Take a moment to read and understand the instructions for your vehicle. C6 instructions start on this page; and C7 ...
Hurst Pro-Matic® 2 Ratchet Shifter. Fits: GM TH250, 350, 375 & 400 Automatic Transmissions, Ford C4/C6, Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, & AMC Torqueflite A727 & A904 Auto Trans Catalog# 3838500. WORK SAFELY! For maximum safety, perform this installation on a clean, level surface and with the engine turned off.
Knob Material: Plastic, high gloss finish Insert: Molded-in brass thread Jam nut Included Part No: HUU-1630003 Knob Color: White Knob Shift Pattern: Manual 4-speed Part No: HUU-1630103 Knob Color: Black Knob Shift Pattern: Manual 4-speed Part No: HUU-1630008 Knob Color: White Knob Shift Pattern: Manual 5-speed Part No: HUU-1630108
Every Hurst® shifter is engineered for precision control and smooth, fast shifts. Whether it’s an automatic or manual transmission, Hurst® shifters feature patented designs and premium components that drastically improve shifting feel. Expect silky smooth shifts with short, accurate throws.
