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January 11th, 2003, 14:40
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B&M Shifter
I have a 98 ext cab v6 5spd s-10 with the m50 transmission, and i know this because i looked at my rpo code. My question is that B&M makes a shifter for the 4cylinder m50 but not the v6, is there any reason why the shifter wont work on my transmission. Any body out there with a v6 and this shifter, i would really like this shifter, it looks super badass!!!
98 s-10 ext 4.3 5spd
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January 11th, 2003 14:40
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January 11th, 2003, 16:41
#2
Re: B&M Shifter
Dont like to be mean just trying to keep you up to speed with truck style,but those are GAY in prerunners try a gate shifter by art carr or whinters shifters then it would be "super bad ass" that ratchet shifter is like a body lift or drop down brackets NO GOOD, only in hot rods!!! Mike
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January 11th, 2003, 17:17
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January 11th, 2003, 20:30
#4
Elite
Re: B&M Shifter
Mike....I must agree with you. Those B&M ratchet shifters are gay. They belong in the highschool kids 68 Nova!! But they're for automatics. I think OKEYs looking for a shifter for a manual trans but I could be mistaken. If he is looking for an auto shifter, art carr or winters is the only way to go.
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January 11th, 2003, 20:56
#5
Re: B&M Shifter
So are winters and art carr pretty much the same quality? I am going to be buying one next week for a c-4 with manual valve body. any pic or sites with pictures?
midnight landscaper working overtime and I'm full throttle I'm full throttle tonight
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January 12th, 2003, 00:07
#6
Re: B&M Shifter
I realize you might consider them to be "gay" most likely becaue you don't see them in many trucks. But whats the big deal with them, they serve their purpose don't they?
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January 12th, 2003, 12:42
#7
Re: B&M Shifter
V8Ranger, call me" The Prerunner Fasion Police "if you like, yes the do work good but everyone wants what the big boys run... bypass shocks, 4 linked read ends ect..., you dont see Terrible Herbst using a B&M, like I said before Im not trying to be mean! they just dont belong in offroad trucks,oh ya and his truck is 5 spd. so this doenst apply to him...oops
but Im still sticking with B&M ratchet shifter are GAY as the night is long in prerunners or race trucks!!
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January 12th, 2003, 17:42
#8
Elite
Re: B&M Shifter
Here's a pic of the Art Carr shifter:
http://www.artcarr.com/catalog/p29.html
The Carr shifter and the Winters Sidewinder are the same thing-except the Winters unit is usually about $50 cheaper. Check with Mike Cohen at Race Ready Products. They usually have them in stock.
HTH,
Todd Z.
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January 12th, 2003, 17:59
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Forum Junkie
Re: B&M Shifter
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.artcarr.com/catalog/p29.html>http://www.artcarr.com/catalog/p29.html</A>
"to be successful, you must first learn to disagree without being disagreeable."
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January 12th, 2003, 19:31
#10
Ironman
Read the post!
Doesn’t anyone else find it funny that all the replies to the original post are discussing cable shifters for automatic transmissions, when the question was asked about a shifter for a 5spd manual transmission?
I would call B&M and ask them directly if the shifter you referenced will work in your application. I bet it would, since an m50 is an m50, but know one here seem to know for sure..
By the way, the Art Carr, Winters and B&M Cable shifters that are being discussed here are made by the same manufacture for the Marine market. I have the name of the company at my office. Art Carr, Winters and B&M make the “gate plates” and cable adapters that determine what application they go to. They also make the plastic covers and put their names on them. Art Carr in Texas will tell you different, but I have confirmed this.