NV3550 and Twin Stick Hole Locations

[greatguy57078]

My truck is down at the Bronco Connection so I can't take measurements. I would like to start laying out the cover that I will be making for the twin sticks and the 5 speed shifter.

Is there anyone running this that can give me the locations of the "appproximate center" of the holes where they come through the tunnel?

Sorry for the crude drawing, but you get the idea. %)

 

[greatguy57078]

Anyone out there? %)

 

[AZ73]

Sorry, haven't done mine yet, but I'll be looking for the answer with you!

 

[blazinchuck]

ive got a nv3550 and JBfab twin sticks...ill see if i can get some measurements for ya=hang tight

 

[blazinchuck]

on mine
A=1"(twins stick cut into side angle cover)
B=4"
C=6.5"
D=5.5"

again...this is as good as i could measure with out removing everything. my top tunnel cover is home made. I have a 1" body lift and before the lift was installed...i drilled a hole on the side tunnel cover to access the mounting bolt for twin sticks. now since doing the body lift that hole doesnt work now lol

 

[Schenkapotomus]

This is with JB Fab twin stick and a 1" BL

4 1/2" square. The top of the hole is flush with the edge of the cross bracing.

 

[TWOSTICKMEDIC]

greatguy57078, I added 3 pictures to My garage that may help you. They are the last three pictures. They are not my pictures, I just saved them form this forum. I will be cutting my floor board soon. Good luck.

 

[TWOSTICKMEDIC]

Here they Are. Hope this helps.

 

[terry oakleaf]

twin stick medic

Saw your pictures of the twin stick shifter. Where did you get the Hurst shifter for the 3550 Terry

 

[Schenkapotomus]

http://www.core-shifters.com/servlet/the-342/Core--fdsh--Hurst-shifter/Detail

 

[TWOSTICKMEDIC]

Sorry, I can't help you out on the Hurst shifter. That was not my photo. I'm sure there is a post on the Husrt nv3550. Try a quick search.

 

[taipeichris]

Hi,

Here's a link from a while back. It shows my 66 with NV3550 and twin sticks. There should be a few pics.

Good luck!
Chris
http://classicbroncos.com/tech/fabricate-twin-stick-shifters-for-an-early-ford-bronco