TCI 620002 Diablo Shifter w/ Powder-Coated Aluminum Cover and Buttons
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TCI 620002 Features:
This street/race shifter includes all components needed for installation in nearly any GM, Ford or Chrysler. The design can be configured for two-, three-, four- or six-speed transmissions in both forward and reverse shift patterns. There is no longer a need to buy and replace parts if you are changing shift order/configuration or changing transmissions entirely. The shifter can also be upgraded to a two-button design for controlling nitrous, transbrake, or shift points. A die cast aluminum handle and powder coated aluminum cover make every unit ultra-durable and lightweight. Units are also available without a cover for console mounting.
Specifications:
Does this shifter work on reverse valve body
Does it work with electric shift solenoid--standard forward pattern --front or rear cable exit--are the buttons easy access for wiring will be using on a standard power glide transmission
Will the TCI logo Be on the Black part of the shifter handle all of the YouTube videos don't show the logo and I think it kind of looks just plan
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