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barry G

By barry G
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barry G

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just got this in the email.

 

A limited quantity of NV3500 shifters for GM trucks are now available for order on the website:

http://core-shifters.com/collections/shifters-for-silverado

Please make sure to select the correct model year / platform and if trans is not original, receptacle height measurement is suggested prior to order as discussed in those listings.

Please note Dodge Ram shifters are different and still sold out at this time.


thanks,

Chris

 

these shifters are miraculous.

v6 or v8.

 

 

this is my truck in the video. Not sure how much work I had done yet.

the hard bounce etc.. does not do that now.

in fact, that was my first time trying to go fast...hence the camera. :)

 

 

they kept running out of them, maybe they'll hang onto them this time.

worth every penny.

 

for those tha do not know, the long thorw of the original has aplastic base, reacts to every engine fluid and gets squishier when you need it the most...when hauling.

 

been some months for this install, almost a year. the physics of it leave throttle off sounding like a blow off valve. the engine knows it is there, gaining a gear much sooner. It is as if the computer had to learn a new curve.

in fact, I must say incredible. It made a one of a kind ramp.

very fun, very rugged. I can tell what the tranny is doing at all times...and it is much cooler with the aluminum base.

 

edit:

seeing that old video, I can make a newer video, updated.

I would wager it gets a few giggles.

13 second quarter is hardly a guess.

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