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Topic: Shifter knob. 1/2 X 20 thread pattern ?
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66_5.0
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Just got a new shifter and can't find a knob that fits. I want just a black shift knob with 5 speed pattern in 1/2 X 20 thread.
I've tried Jegs, Mustangs Plus, Sac Mustang, American Mustang, Hurst...
I need CaFords to help me out!
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Venomousnotch
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I believe the hurst shift ball should fit that tread pitch...
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Thats a pretty big bolt size...
-Just an idea but if u have a buddy with a welder have him weld a grade 8 bolt to it that fits the knob of your choice. Then u can even adjust the clocking position if need be. Just cut off the head of course.
I had to do that with mine to use the knob i wanted to run
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If theres enough meat on the ball u could try dilling and tapping it
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'70 - Drop Cutthang
'68 - Cougnut
'87 - 0166, Its real
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There is a Hurst one that will fit but does not have the 5 speed pattern. Yea I don't want to do all of that but Damn why is it so hard to find one lol
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