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#369946 02/03/2008 6:45 PM
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I am almost ready to replace the carpet in the 66 and I cant find anything that explains what the large/small hump difference is. Trying to figure out what mine needs.

My husband made a cute female anatomy comment, but that wasn't much help.

Thanks guys... Lori


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Lori,
the large hump is for the 4 speed floor shifter, the small hump is for the column mounted shifter.
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Awesome. Thanks Mike!


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The low hump is a flowing curve from the floor board over the tranny. The high hump is an abrupt transition up approximately 6" over the tranny. The height of the cover is relative to the factory equipped transmission, however, if your tranny has been changed, you may have a low hump with a floor shift automatic transmission or an automatic in a factory equipped four speed tranny truck with a high hump.

I hope this helps.

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