Wevo or Hargettes shifters?
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Sameer-
Any idea how soon you're looking at doing this? I'm thinking about doing the same thing and would be interested in your feedback. In other words... you first!![Wink](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif)
...jeff
Any idea how soon you're looking at doing this? I'm thinking about doing the same thing and would be interested in your feedback. In other words... you first!
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The console still stays if you want. The only thing is you would have to make a small cover or new insert out of carbon or FRP to cover to old shifter hole. The A/C holes and controls could stay in the console. The Hargett shifter was designed to install for perfect placement without interfering with any stock components.
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So you are saying that the handbrake and the auto heater console can be retained with the Hargette? They just mount on top of the new shifter? That's a real plus!
Jim
Jim
Originally Posted by motorhead
The console still stays if you want. The only thing is you would have to make a small cover or new insert out of carbon or FRP to cover to old shifter hole. The A/C holes and controls could stay in the console. The Hargett shifter was designed to install for perfect placement without interfering with any stock components.