
Stick mount has 3/8"-24 threaded holes spaced 7/8" apart on center + mating serrations for a Hurst stick on one face. Other brands and homemade sticks are discouraged. otherwise see the S10 baseĪ Hurst stick is required (NOT included, sold separately). Applicable tailhousing casting numbers include 1352-066-909, 913, 923, 936, 950 - BUT only when used w/ the rotated bellhousing.This base mounts on a 4-bolt pattern that is ~ 2.88" wide x 3.44" long stub pivot ball center is ~1.2" below the flange.Stub has NO rearward tilt, allowing custom use of any Hurst stick.Stub bends RIGHT to correct for transmission tilt (see fulcrum list).If you are using a "regular" straight up bellhousing, see the S10 base.ONLY for use w/ OE F-BODY ROTATED BELLHOUSING - YOUR TRANS MUST BE ROTATED 18 DEGREES TO USE THIS BASE.NOT FOR USE IN A 1983-2002 CAMARO / FIREBIRD! The complete Hurst kit for OE application uses a different stub that is angled 15 degrees right and 12 degrees rearward.Does NOT FIT S10 truck T5 or any others - see separate listings.ONLY fits T5 5 speed trans sourced from 1983-2002 Camaro / Firebird.IF you have changed over to a conventional bellhousing where the shifter base flange is horizontal, this base is NOT for you - see the S10 T5 base. Note this listing is ONLY for rotated transmissions, using the OE F-body bellhousing. And so I offer this special base to improve fitment in conversions.

The OE F-body shifter was also bent rearward to optimize fit but when swapping these parts into other vehicles, the OE shifter rarely fits well. This amount of tilt requires a shifter stub that bends right to compensate. Thereby the shifter base mount flange is also tilted 18 degrees, left. ***īackground: To fit the T5 transmission into the 3rd gen F-body floorpan, GM developed a special bellhousing that rotates the trans 18 degrees counter-clockwise (looking forward) - see pic. NOT for S10! Not for any OE application! (see listings for complete kits where available). *** This listing is ONLY for swaps using the OE rotated F-body bellhousing.
