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Is there room for the shifter??? 120-130

posted by  TR Conn on  Mon Feb 23 18:06 CST 2009
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It seems as though the major complaint to this conversion is the gas pedal location and the space for the right foot.
As I understand it, the tunnel is not a structural component of the frame meaning it could be modified on the drivers side. Either working with an air hammer to massage the sheet metal away or just cut out a chunk and weld in a concave portion. Has anyone tried this approach?






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