i got a short shifter and when i put the shift **** on its backwards. how do i fix that?

 

you could try to wrap some teflo tape on the last threads so it will tighten a little sooner.

Or sell that **** and get one that does not have numbers on it.....

 

the numbers help me.....

 

then sell the **** and get the ones were you can stick the pattern on the shift console. besides how hard is it to remember..

1 3 5
I-+-I
2 4 R

 

get the spoon one like me then you can tighten the **** down and put the 12345R stick on after.

 

get a nut and put it on first then the shift ****, tighten the shift **** to where you want it the tighten the nut to the shift **** to lock it in place, kind of like a jam nut

 

^ best solution yet ^

 

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this nut comes with all quality shift *****...came with my skunk2 10th anniversary ****

 

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how the hell does it help? what do you look down every time you shift? i would say maybe for looks but thats about all. its not like anything changes or moves. its the same ol everytime.

 

i had a similar prob with my skunk2 ****. when turned all the way (didn't want to use locking nut) numbers would point in a angle like this- / upside down. i used a tap and tapped as far down as i could. there is a lip @ the bottom of the thread which should stop the tap from moving further. this gave me about 3/4 turn more on the **** which placed the numbers straight and centered.

 

Locking nut