alternatively it might even be possible to use an Au stalk ..

I was thinking that but then thought ... nah - too easy must not be able too! ??

Do momo/ford make a shifter that will fit right onto an ef?

has anyone had trouble getting the pin to match up with the lever inthe top of the t-bar? if so how have you overcome this?

If the rod is not lining up with the lever in the top of the shifter, I am assuming that is only because the EF button is not sliding all the way in, or maybe you need to check the shape of the hollowed out section you have created. If you have hollowed out in the shape of the oval like the button there should be no real problems with it lining up maybe you just need to go a little deeper so the lever ends up over the hole. Of course it is imperative that you use the orange plastic guide at the top of the thread to get the best possible result, this ensures the rod hits right on the lever for best operation.

abit o/t but can a BA shifter Go on a AU?

Just thought I'd show off my job...

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It was NOT easy. And the button is still a bit sticky. But well worth it!!!