Floor shift hump? Is this necessary?

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  1. John B

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    That peice is for the automatic floor shifter, not a stick. You don't really need it with the auto either. I bolted my floor shift right to the trans tunnel without the hump.
    -Corbin
     
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    Thanks Corbin. That clears that up nicely. I was worried for a minute. I thought I had everything I needed for that swap. Apparently I do (except the shifter, that is). John B.
     
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    john b i just bought a real nice floor shifter from a mustang guy fastfords@cox.net real good guy.check him out.please tell i sent you.my only way of giving him good feedback.i got a grabber rear spoiler from him too.his name is greg wahlrab.
     
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    How much did he charge for the spoiler?
     
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    he got it from a bone yard and it was in good shape.nothing special price wise.going rate from the ones i've seen on ebay.i believe it was $225 to my door.
     
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    Whoah!!!

    I'd pay the $35 or so to make floor shift installation easier
    with that hump plate on E-bay before I would pay over $200
    for a Grabber spoiler.


    JMO-


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    littleredtoy what coalition do you find in the floor shifter and a rear spoiler???please do your homework $225 to your door for a rear grabber spoiler IS going rate
     
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    I have seen the spoilers go on Ebay for as high as $350. $100- $150 used to be the going rate but then again, "used to be" is the operative phrase. They are getting harder to find so the price will go up. I think $225 is not a bad price at all. At one time I had 6 of these.
     
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    craig, i have two. i think i will wait untill the price goes up a little before i sell mine.:rolleyes: :rolleyes: . that is over a $100 bucks more than i paid for my car and it had a spoiler on it...frank...:bananaman
     
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    ok you two, nobody likes a wise guy
     
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    sorry, dennis made me do it.:rolleyes: :rolleyes: lol:D :D ...frank...:bananaman :bananaman
     
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    Bob Tackett...

    ...My point is before I shell out over $200 for a Grabber
    spoiler setup I would pay what was at the time asking
    price on bid of around $35 for the floor shift hump rather
    than monkey engineer the shifter to a non-floor shifted
    car.

    And, yes I do my homework quite often.
    I know what those spoilers go for.



    Seth
     
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    Oh, and Bob....

    ..speaking of homework.

    Coalition: n. 1) An alliance, esp. a temporary one, of factions, parties or nations. 2) A combination into one body; union

    Correlation: n. 1) A casual, complementary, parallel, or reciprocal relationship, esp. a structural, functional, or qualitative correspondence between two comparable entities.


    I think you meant to use the second word above.



    Seth

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