heres a custom shifter boot idea for anyone having trouble figuring out how to cover the huge hole left in the floor from any trans or motor conversions. works great!! enjoy!!

 

this should be in the USRM

lol

very classy, i like it

(anyone notice he tore up the Honda adds?)

would make a good mold for a wicked fiberglass center console:headbang:

Use an old pair of blue jean shorts. Turn them upside-down and put them on over the sticks. Tie-wrap the legs closed around the sticks. Tuck the waist part under the opening in the carpet.

 

Sorry, I couldn't help it.

yeah, that works until the exhauast starts creeping in....

yeah, that works until the exhauast starts creeping in....

 

Wouldn't be the first time any gases went through them:lol:

 

Somebody stop me.

Use an old pair of blue jean shorts. Turn them upside-down and put them on over the sticks. Tie-wrap the legs closed around the sticks. Tuck the waist part under the opening in the carpet.

 

Sorry, I couldn't help it.

 

now, THAT, is ghetto. would look pretty funny though.

Hi This is Jerry, well ok but i like the stock look. With the 5 speed kit that i make everything is totally stock looking inside of your car no exhaust inside of my car. I am not putting anybody down i just saying i like the stock look. Thanks Jerry

I did this with my 5 speed conversion....

 

 

now, THAT, is ghetto. would look pretty funny though.

 

It would be hilarious. It would look like a skinny midget with funny shoes was working on your tranny.

 

Seriously though, a buddy of mine made a shifer boot out of old jeans on his Jeep. Works good. It's tough, made to be moved around and even kept the wind and fumes out. I'd like to see the skinny midget setup.:cool:

Here's my custom EA center console in a Forester.

Hi This is Jerry, well ok but i like the stock look. With the 5 speed kit that i make everything is totally stock looking inside of your car no exhaust inside of my car. I am not putting anybody down i just saying i like the stock look. Thanks Jerry

yah, um. i dont think jerry got the joke here. btw: i dont really need to buy some kit someone makes. the stock boots work fine. i just didnt throw them on in the 5 minutes it took to jump in the car and hit the dirt after the conversion.

I did this with my 5 speed conversion....

 

 

 

 

gee, that hurricane tiedown strap youre using to bolt your extinguisher down with sure looks nice and sharp to gash your hands on when the rig rolls