t-Case shifter thred?
Not sure. Pop out the round cover with the 'shift pattern' on it, there's a nut down in there you can remove and take to the hardware store. Use some of their bolts to figure out what fits.
I'm a Jeep guy as well, and Quadratec has some cool shifter *****, and they have the aforementioned extensions:
http://www.quadratec.com/category/Sh...s/82/index.htm
The grenade is kinda cool, but I like the rock *****. I think I just like saying it. Rock *****.
http://www.quadratec.com/category/Sh...s/82/index.htm
The grenade is kinda cool, but I like the rock *****. I think I just like saying it. Rock *****.
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It is verified, some Jeep's tcase levers use the same thread pitch/pattern (M10x1.5mm) as my truck. Jeep owners use this extension piece after a body lift is installed.
I bought a bare aluminum off Ebay for $10, scuffed up the finish and used some epoxy paint.


You also also buy them prepainted from Quadratec:
http://www.quadratec.com/products/96117_500.htm
Pop the ****'s top cap off, use a socket to remove the nut (metric, dont recall the size) and unscrew the **** from the post. I thought the **** was held in place by the nut, it is also screwed on tightly.


Stock:


Reinstall everything and voila!......very comfortable height, at a great level to use.



I bought a bare aluminum off Ebay for $10, scuffed up the finish and used some epoxy paint.


You also also buy them prepainted from Quadratec:
http://www.quadratec.com/products/96117_500.htm
Pop the ****'s top cap off, use a socket to remove the nut (metric, dont recall the size) and unscrew the **** from the post. I thought the **** was held in place by the nut, it is also screwed on tightly.


Stock:


Reinstall everything and voila!......very comfortable height, at a great level to use.



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