[Grizz1963]

Originally Posted by flashed

That is a nice bike and free makes it even nicer.

Free money is always good.

Originally Posted by Palf70Step

Rian, don't know if this will help or not, but instructions;

http://files.dpbrands.com/bm/instructions/30262.pdf

It wouldn't let me add them as the pdf was too large.

Thank you very much Bill.

I also,got a good link on Garage Journal.

Originally Posted by Johnny_Lamebridge

Rian, whenever I hear the term "shift kit", it makes me smile. When I was in high school (OMG 35 years ago!) I drove a 1970 Chevy Belair with the usual... 350, mild cam, headers, etc... and TH350 with a shift kit. Every day, I'd have a full car load of my GF and buddies with me coming or going...

I didn't tell anyone that I was installing a shift kit, so on the Monday morning after picking up my bro's... I wound 'er out in first, then hand-shifted (on the column) into 2nd. When it bang shifted in to 2nd it was so funny to see all six heads snap back. My passengers were surprised, then everyone howled with laughter. Yeah, kinda dumb... but it doesn't take much to amuse me!

I will never race my truck, but like the 3" pipes and electronic cutouts..... A surprise is always nice to have up your sleeve.

Originally Posted by Bomp

My ex-brother in law put that kit into his Monte Carlo. Did it in the rain, sloped drive way, don't know how many beers, never cleaned his hands once while slapping all the parts in.
That thing was a neck snapping Monster.

My kind of mechanic-ing