Product Summary

Universal Fit, T-Handle Shifter Knob Style, Black

  • It is ideal as column shift replacement
  • Includes a neutral safety switch as well
  • It is NHRA and IHRA legal and has a rear cable entry
  • Kit includes the shift cable which is a total of 60" long
  • Comes with a black T-style handle and has a chrome shifter arm
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Key Specs

PositionFloor Shifter
Transmission TypeAutomatic
Shifter Mount StyleFloor Mount
Shifter StyleCable operated
Shift MechanismDetent
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B&M 80775 Details

The B&M Unimatic is an ideal replacement for column shift vehicles, includes neutral safety switch, 5 foot cable and a boot and plate.

  • Ideal As Column Shift Replacement
  • Includes Neutral Safety Switch
  • Includes Black T-Handle
  • Backup Light Not Available

Application

Fits GM TH-400, 350, 250, 200, 700R4, 200-4R, 4L60E, 4L65E (4L60E/65E equipped with a PRNDL switch you will need B&M installation kit #75498), Powerglide (with manual valve body only, also requires #70497). Ford C4, C6 & AOD (AOD requires #40496 installation kit). Chrysler 1966 & later Torqueflite A727 & A904. Features include neutral safety switch, black plastic T-handle & 5 foot cable.

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B&M 80775 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #80775
BrandB&M
PositionFloor Shifter
Transmission TypeAutomatic
Shifter Mount StyleFloor Mount
Shifter StyleCable operated
Shift MechanismDetent
Material TypeSteel
FinishChrome
GENERAL
Shifter Knob StyleT-Handle
Hardware IncludedYes
Shifter Knob ColorBlack
Number of BendsNo Bends
ColorBlack
Neutral Safety Switch IncludedYes
Sold in QuantityKit
GTIN Code019695807757
Overall Length12.72"
Backup Light Switch IncludedNo
Boot IncludedYes
Cable EntryRear
Cable IncludedYes
Factory Console MountNo
Knob IncludedYes
Linkage IncludedYes
Reverse LockoutNo
Cable Length60"
NHRA LegalYes
IHRA LegalYes

Ratings & Reviews

4.9

8 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers widely appreciated the product for its quality and practicality. Users vouched for its exceptional performance, particularly in building nostalgic t-buckets, with a notable mention of suitability for a 1982 Pontiac Grand Prix transmission. The product was praised for being reliable, efficient, and exceeding expectations in use. It was cited as facilitating clean, pleasurable driving experiences in high-speed and precision hot rods. Additionally, its easy installation was lauded. Overall, customers highly recommended the product and expressed intentions to repurchase, attesting to its superiority over competitors.

4.9

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Yes I would buy it again

5.0

6 months ago

Guido

Omaha ne

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Shifter got my project truck

Would Recommend

Great classic design shifter that does the job.

5.0

a year ago

MB

Summerville SC

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Worked well in my classic rod.

Would Recommend

yes

4.0

a year ago

Jack

Phoenix

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Rubber boot does not cover the full length and transmission is sitting to high for this connection.

Would Recommend

I would by this product again

5.0

a year ago

Terry

Baldwyn,ms.

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It was easy to install and worked great

Would Recommend

I would buy from Speedway every time.

5.0

2 years ago

poppy

27587

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building nostalgia t bucket using trans from 1982 pontiac grand prix. this fits the need.

Would Recommend

Would definitely buy this product again.

5.0

3 years ago

None

Oakhurst Ca.

Verified

Nothing negative about it. Still a long way to go to complete the project.

Would Recommend

shifter worked better that expected

5.0

5 years ago

RFD

PHX, AZ

Verified

So far so god

Would Recommend

Bumper to bumper super solid

5.0

7 years ago

Peltonen the swed

Vankiva Sweden

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This is made for hi speed, Hot rods and precision. B&M makes my hot rod bumper to bumper super clean and a pleasure to drive. Easy to install. Love this shift stick

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

1 Question • 1 Answer

What is the thread size for the shift knob?

by AL

• 4 years ago

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