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1969 - 1972 Nova Hurst Shifter Linkage Install Kit, for Muncie Transmission
If you don't like your original Muncie shifter in your 69 or 72 Nova this installation kit is for you. This kit allows you to hook up a Hurst Competition Plus shifter to your Muncie transmission. Excellent quality Hurst linkage and installation kit. Complete kit ready to install your Hurst Competition / Plus shifter to your Muncie transmission. Includes side mounting plate, all rods, levers, linkage, bushings, and hardware to get the job done right the first time. Works great for with or without console applications.
*Will only work with 1969 up style Muncie Transmissions like pictured. Please double check and make sure that is what you have before ordering.
Please Note ~ *If you are running a true 1971-1972 date code Muncie transmission. You will have to file some aluminum off the top of your tail housing to allow the large U bolt to lay proper.
PART NUMBER: TRA-6002
If you don't like your original Muncie shifter in your 69 or 72 Nova this installation kit is for you. This kit allows you to hook up a Hurst Competition Plus shifter to your Muncie transmission. Excellent quality Hurst linkage and installation kit. Complete kit ready to install your Hurst Competition / Plus shifter to your Muncie transmission. Includes side mounting plate, all rods, levers, linkage, bushings, and hardware to get the job done right the first time. Works great for with or without console applications.
*Will only work with 1969 up style Muncie Transmissions like pictured. Please double check and make sure that is what you have before ordering.
Please Note ~ *If you are running a true 1971-1972 date code Muncie transmission. You will have to file some aluminum off the top of your tail housing to allow the large U bolt to lay proper.
PART NUMBER: TRA-6002
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