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Suicidesteve said

hey guys, i have an Inland in my 71 duster and got a hurst shifter with the car. Tryin to put it in i had to recognize that the inland rods are too short. Which rods do I need?

These for example? http://moparplus.com/product_info.php?cPath=59&products_id=101

Thanks!

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Hurst is Hurst, so it is not surprising you cannot make something else work.

For quite some time now the shifter frame has been sold separate from the installation kit.
As a result, if you have a Competition Plus shifter frame, you should be able to get the installation kit (mounting plate, rods, arms, bushings, bolts, and clips) for your particular year, make, model, transmission type, and body style, direct from Hurst (now owned by B&M in California), from one of the mail order houses (Summit, Jegs, Speedway, etc.), or your friendly local speed shop (if you have one). Just be prepared for it to cost as much or more as a new shifter frame itself.

If the shifter frame has, or is the type for a bolt on stick (virtually everything from about 1970 on, at least the aftermarket ones), and isn't the correct one for your car, it can be easily changed out for one that is.