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#21
10-14-2016, 07:23 PM
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Re: Vintage Hurst Loc /Out
Hey jetstuff..welcome aboard and thank you for your input,,i will do some investigating..i have it installed and backed the nut off around 2 turns and loctited it and at the moment it's working great...but i'll take the shifter off this weekend and check that spring......the loc/Out i installed was a brand new NOS and i thought all was working great.....i also have another one mocked up on my Hurst shifter display, i could never tighten it up all the way either..it's installed the same way as my car...thanks again!!!
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#22
10-15-2016, 07:25 PM
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Re: Vintage Hurst Loc /Out
Ok Jetstuff..i understand what you are saying, ,56 150, Bob Richards, helped me out this afternoon and i got it, so anybody installing these make sure the hairpin clip does NOT slip underneath the sliding plate..i had a mockup trans and an extra one ,so it works great with the bolts as tight as i can get them, now to take it back out of my car and hope for the best when installing it...Thanks for everybodies input..
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#23
10-23-2016, 02:16 AM
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Re: Vintage Hurst Loc /Out
Found this decent looking lockout for sale if anyone is interested (NOT MINE)...looks like it has been adapted for a more rearward offset....
http://ebay.to/2ejwfeO 
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