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Old 07-09-2025, 09:47 AM
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I too swapped a TKX in place of my M-20. I also wanted the appearance of the "stock" shifter. My oem Hurst shift handle was the "bayonet"-style and of course it didnt come close to lining up with the shift receptacle on the TKX. I took my original Hurst shift handle and the supplied shift handle for the TKX to a local machine shop and had them modify them to match. Aside from sitting about one-inch higher than it did with the M-20, the OE shift handle is now "bolted" to the TKX and looks factory stock.

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I too swapped a TKX in place of my M-20. I also wanted the appearance of the "stock" shifter. My oem Hurst shift handle was the "bayonet"-style and of course it didnt come close to lining up with the shift receptacle on the TKX. I took my original Hurst shift handle and the supplied shift handle for the TKX to a local machine shop and had them modify them to match. Aside from sitting about one-inch higher than it did with the M-20, the OE shift handle is now "bolted" to the TKX and looks factory stock.
that's great! I've ordered some tapered washers and I'll attempt to shim it over toward the passenger side a little to get this to position more vertically. Wit hthe shifter boot on it won't be visible.

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