YOUR RESEARCHPrecision works shifter cables install problem
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So My car is at my Indy getting new precision works shifter cables installed and it seems that the gear selection lever on the transmission side has a stud, not a ball end. All the pics I�ve seen of shifter cables(numeric racing/ precision works etc) all have the ball cup ends on the transmission side. Is there a cap that is supposed to go on top of the �Stud� that�s missing?
I believe those r early style posts. Numeric sells different ends, not sure about your cables
All of the nice shifter cable mfg�s sell the 996 cables with the ball cup ends. Has anyone been able to make the ball cups ends on these early posts?
You should be able to get ends that have a �pass through� ball end (like on drop links) that will fit over the post and then be held on with a circlip. Ask the manufacturer�
Looks like it would take a clevis end like a 997 sequential shift cable end. If it does, I have a few spares I can sell you.
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