Manual Transmission + Body Lift = Issue
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Hey guys,
I am planning to installing my PA Body lift on my 2003 Blazer here in the next week and am wondering what people have done in the past to account for the extra 2" in height in regards to the gear shift inside the truck. Any of your opinions will be very helpful.
Thank you,
I am planning to installing my PA Body lift on my 2003 Blazer here in the next week and am wondering what people have done in the past to account for the extra 2" in height in regards to the gear shift inside the truck. Any of your opinions will be very helpful.
Thank you,
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probably have to cut a hole in the floor and extend it if its to short. when i did the one on my k5 i had to notch the floor for the 4x4 shifter
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if i remeber correctly there is an aftermarket 2in gear shift extender for the blazers.
Amazon.com: Performance Accessories 4701 Manual Transmission Gear Shift Lever Extension: Automotive
heres a link for one on amazon.
Amazon.com: Performance Accessories 4701 Manual Transmission Gear Shift Lever Extension: Automotive
heres a link for one on amazon.
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As abig84 stated, you may have to clearance the hole through the floor even after extending the shift lever. The pivot point won't change which will make the throw at the top of the shift lever longer.
I had to clearance the floor for the NP203 shift lever in my '74 due to the body lift.
I had to clearance the floor for the NP203 shift lever in my '74 due to the body lift.
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