Hurst Shifters are part of Mr. Gasket and you can find an
instruction sheet at their web site. All it shows is a neutral alignment
pin, no step by step instructions.
I use www.sema.org to find most automotive parts industries, just
click on automotive links, a hidden side bar, and you will find hundreds of
automotive links on one convenient site.
Ron Fraser
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From: fhsloth3@cs.com [mailto:fhsloth3@cs.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 9:35 AM
To: tigers@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: Hurst shifter installation
I recently purchased a Hurst shifter for my Tiger, but did not get any
instructions. I installed it and it all fits nicely; however it does not
want to stay in 2nd gear when shifting from first, or is hard to get into
2nd. I checked tunnel clearance and nothing hits in any direction or in any
gear. It will stay in 2nd when starting out in 2nd. I do remember from 30
years ago that you need an alignment pin to place the linkage in neutral; I
seem to remember then making sure the trans was in neutral and aligning the
shift rods with the flats on the trans without moving the shifter or the
trans flats. Is this all there is to it?
Does anyone have a set of instruction that could be scanned, or a copy of a
set that could be snail-mailed?
I would surely appreciate any help getting the Tiger back on the road.
Fred Baum
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