Adjusting shifter rod...

moosoMember

I installed a new long shifter shaft and support bushing. My shifter arm is now slightly off of center. The car shifts, but I would like to properly center it.
The short shifter arm has a "turnbuckle" in it to allow for centering the shifter lever. This baby is stuck fast!. I assume that one side is standard thread and one side is left hand thread. Which is the left hand thread, the front (firewall) side, or the back (transaxle) side?
I don't want to put any more torque to this thing until I know what is what!
Thanks, Mooso.

1/1/053:54 PM

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forestgMember

The nut with the line running across the flat is the left hand one.
Forest

1/1/057:28 PM

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