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Of course now I need a decent picture I can't find one, this is the best I can dig up:
Maybe a FX4 owner that has one can get a better picture of it?
Maybe a FX4 owner that has one can get a better picture of it?
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The whole damn shifter looks pretty good from here. Way better then stock stock.
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My 8 ball would not stick ..got mad one good whack from the base of a 1 lb hammer took care of that!!!
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8 Ball on a splined shaft. Drill the 8-ball 1/16 to 1/10 inch smaller than the outer spline diameter. Use a hammer and a 2x4 (to protect finish) and tap it onto the shift stick. No glue, no mess, stays tight.
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Gorilla glue will hold anything on there. Trust me, I have used it.
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