Reply to "Cable shifter conversion kit"

panteradougMember

Thanks for the reply BW. It's important to seperate fact from salesmanship.
Give me a dozen testimonials here from people who would know the difference.

I would point out that a short shifter is not necessarily something that is a positive.

Son #1 has one in one of his SVT Contours. The blown one. It is a cable operated shifter.

He can drive it. I can't feel the differences between the gears.

The Taurus SHO went through this as well. The original cars were all cable shifted. The upgrade is to a rod/shaft shifter. Big difference and improvement.

Sorry, but for the cost and the labor to go into this, this is a hard sell for me.

Too many changes in this group just for the sake of being different.

Show me I'm wrong? Got a demonstrator I can drive?

6/30/144:27 AM

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