cool - looking forward to it
yes I want to see :bigcamera:..... wonder to what degree of bad ass this thing is.:think:looking forward to the pics
Cool. Happen to know the part number or official name of the part? Searched for 15 minutes tonight and didn't find it anywhere.No problem bro, got it from moparonlineparts.com. Looks as if I'll have to take the top part of autos shifter off, been rereading threads. Removed the trim ring, then the panel under that, the boot assemble just snapped right in. Will try to finish tommorow, need to get groceries with it, can't get them all straped to the Harley!
No problem, it was hiding in the first post; 4779570AC will come up as shift knob.Ive seen this done on the 5-speed autos, I'll find out next week if it will work on the 4-speed also. I've had the indicators on the shifter covered for a long time, know gears by the cluster indicator anyway, but as I always sportshift/start in L, may be alittle farther back/tighter than the 5-speeds lowest notch, I'll know next week, guess. The part number for the replacement shift boot is; 4779570AC says shift knob, but should be the boot assembly. I'll get some pictures when done, tho I'll have to find a way to post them, as my friends REAL puter is still crashed.
Outstanding - many thanks! I ordered mine today.No problem, it was hiding in the first post; 4779570AC will come up as shift knob.
Thanks for posting these Ghost! First pic is shifter top, with trim panel/ring removed. 2cd is the trim panel, with new boot attached. 3rd is the shifter top removed, slider still on. 4th is the shifter with slider removed. 5th is the shifted assembled in Low position. 6th is the shifter in park. Love the smell of new leather, bonus! MarkBee's pics