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Old 08-17-2010, 10:49 PM
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I have a weighted shift **** that I had on a car, that I would like to put on my Jeep Cherokee w/ AX-15.

Would a weighted shift **** damage the transmission in any way?

The **** weighs 460 grams, or about 1 pound. I wouldn't ever consider the weighted **** unless I already had it.

Also, anyone know the thread size?

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i can't see it being a problem man....and as for thread diameter, i have a b&m shifter that i got for free that doesn't thread on there right, its to big, so i used a whole thing of "jb weld two part" and its been in there tight for over a year now.
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The threads on mine are actually too small. Plus, this is a $90 shift ****.

I know, I know I'm crazy, but, it's what I wanted for my car @ the time.
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well if they are too small maybe you could find out what the thread size is on the shift stick and buy yourself a tap to make a new bigger threads in the shifter?, sounds like kind of a pain but it'd be a better way to do it than they way i would which is this, drill out the shifter until it just barely fits on there, and then epoxy glue the sucker on there.
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Yeah, I'm considering doing that. I'm going to eventually sel my Nissan, so it won't really matter. it threaded on about 1/4" so it was close. This company also sells other inserts too.
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yeah i'm pretty confident you'll get her on there
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I actually just installed a nice weighted billet shift **** in mine that I had in a 98 VW Gti. I saved the **** from the GTi when I sold it figuring I'd use it elsewhere. Well, to my surprise, the **** is dual threaded and it screwed right on. I believe the diameter for the Jeep is smaller than the VW.
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