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Originally posted by JiMerit:
When I ran the Saginaw 4 speed in my old truck, I had to shorten up the shift rods and also make a new bracket. This moved the shifter foreward and it worked fine.
I made this bracket by cutting out 3X3 angle iron and drilling some holes to shorten the throw. The up-over-up portion places the shifter in the middle of the floor in an AD cab. You can see here how I bent shifter arms and shortened shifter dogs (I made my own) to decrease the overall shifter throw.

No, this isn't a Saginaw like what you have but it is an example of making a shifter fit to where you want it.


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