Hurst Shifter Info 68 442
Hurst Shifter Info 68 442
I'm converting my 68 TH400 to a Muncie 4-speed. I'm using the factory shifter hump for a 68 Cutlass/442 and I want to make sure I use the correct shifter and installation kit to locate it properly. I have several used Competition Plus shifters, and I'm hoping I have one with the correct shifter arms. I also have a few installation kits and again I'm hoping I have the correct one. Would anyone be able to give me the part # for the shifter and the installation kit that I need? Thank you to anyone that can help.
Mike
Mike
I'm converting my 68 TH400 to a Muncie 4-speed. I'm using the factory shifter hump for a 68 Cutlass/442 and I want to make sure I use the correct shifter and installation kit to locate it properly. I have several used Competition Plus shifters, and I'm hoping I have one with the correct shifter arms. I also have a few installation kits and again I'm hoping I have the correct one. Would anyone be able to give me the part # for the shifter and the installation kit that I need? Thank you to anyone that can help.
Mike
Mike
I'm converting my 68 TH400 to a Muncie 4-speed. I'm using the factory shifter hump for a 68 Cutlass/442 and I want to make sure I use the correct shifter and installation kit to locate it properly. I have several used Competition Plus shifters, and I'm hoping I have one with the correct shifter arms. I also have a few installation kits and again I'm hoping I have the correct one. Would anyone be able to give me the part # for the shifter and the installation kit that I need? Thank you to anyone that can help.
Mike
Mike
End view of a 66-69 shifter. All 66-69 shifters are a straight handle. There is no difference for console vs non-console
If you currently have a floor shift automatic these are the dimensions that you need to cut around the existing shift cable:
Picture of an existing shifter hump for reference:
Last edited by allyolds68; Jun 27, 2025 at 07:39 AM.
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