[DoubleJ]

Just wondering what is the better shifter to purchase, thought I would get yours guys input?

 

[Fox Mulder]

Search the forums using these keywords + "shifter" and I think you'll have your answer-

"GMM"
"B&M"
"Hurst"

 

[jdo6696]

Search the forums using these keywords + "shifter" and I think you'll have your answer-

"GMM"
"B&M"
"Hurst"

I gave you a hint, but remember - search is your friend.

 

[Black Devil]

The GMM. I just did a nbig install thread last week on my race GMM. You will be very happy with the GMM.

http://www.ls1gto.com/forums/showthread.php?t=102925

 

[gotzaGTO]

comming from a former B&M owner and a now GMM owner....


GMM

 

[jjw3477]

I pieced mine together with Harrop Ratio Quick shift with a lou's short stick up top and a Hurst Black 6 speed shift ball.

 

[jdo6696]

I pieced mine together with Harrop Ratio Quick shift with a lou's short stick up top and a Hurst Black 6 speed shift ball.

I was thinking about doing that, was the Harrop pretty easy to put together? I was looking at this route since I already have the Lou's and billet knob. got any pics? thanks man, any info would be great.

 

[jjw3477]

I was thinking about doing that, was the Harrop pretty easy to put together? I was looking at this route since I already have the Lou's and billet knob. got any pics? thanks man, any info would be great.

Actually the harrop was real easy to put together. I will take some photos of the shifter tonight, i dont have any of it during the build though.

 

[Phoenix]

If there is not enough excitement in your life I would go with the B&M. If you need to feel like Odysseus go ahead and plan on getting the Hurst. If you want to do it right the first time get the GMM.

 

[Bigdave]

GMM trust us! The horror story's I and other members could tell you about the B&M.

 

[Havoc]

I was thinking about doing that, was the Harrop pretty easy to put together? I was looking at this route since I already have the Lou's and billet knob. got any pics? thanks man, any info would be great.

I've used the Harrop in conjunction with a shortened factory handle for the last 7-8 months... Better than stock for sure, but I'm afraid you won't find shifting nirvana here.