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Paddle Shifter

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Posted by: shagdrum

Has anyone ever tried this on a Mark? I read in an issue of 5.0 Mustang and Super Fords about a kit that "can be adapted to most lae-model Mustangs featuring a manual transmission and those saddled with an AOD". The kit is from master shift. Here is some info about it:

http://www.mastershift.com/auto_street.html

"Currently supported are 700R4, Turbo 400, Ford AOD, GM-4L60 and 4L60E, GM4L80, and other such transmissions with an externally mounted shift lever that is typically cable driven."

I know are tranny is AOD based. Would this work?

Posted by: crownvicjim

why?

Posted by: shagdrum

Why not?

Posted by: crownvicjim

not trying to rag on you. just wondering. dont think i would like it but everyone has their own taste. might be neat.

Posted by: shagdrum

Just an idea that occurred to me after I read that mag. Figured I would inquire about it. Right now, I am leaning more toward a ratchet shifter.

Posted by: MonsterMark

"Coming Soon: Paddle shifters for airbag equipped steering wheels"

Right now you need a 5, 6 or 9 bolt aftermarket wheel.

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