Product Summary

Universal Fit, 20.5" Rod Length, Billet Aluminum

  • The billet aluminum construction offers rigidity
  • Features a "U-Cut-to-Fit" stainless connecting rod
  • Includes a 3/4-48 spline designed for 360 degree rotation allowing proper ratio
  • Will fit GM TH-350, TH-400, 700-R4, TH-200, 200-4R, 4L60, 4L60E and 4L80E transmissions
  • Includes both 3/8-16NC and metric 10-1.50mm threaded nuts for mounting electrical accessories
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #ACA-1800
BrandLokar
Material TypeBillet Aluminum
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Lokar ACA-1800 Details

Simplify connecting your column shift to your transmission with a Lokar machined billet aluminum Adjustable Column Shift Linkage Kit. Works with all aftermarket GM style columns and most GM factory columns. Our rigid, clean line design allows the proper ratio adjustment between the transmission and the indicator on the column.

  • Billet aluminum offers rigidity
  • 3/4-48 spline designed for 360 degree rotation allowing proper ratio
  • Both 3/8-16NC and metric 10-1.50mm threaded nuts for mounting electrical accessories
  • Kit includes all hardware, including column bushing and rod ends
  • "U-Cut-to-Fit" Stainless Connecting Rod
  • No threading necessary
  • 20.5" rod length
  • Fits GM TH-350, TH-400, 700-R4, TH-200, 200-4R, 4L60, 4L60E and 4L80E transmissions

Ordering Idea:  You can use the Backup Light or Neutral Safety Switch Kit # 491-1400 with GM Column Shift Linkage, except for 4L60E and 4L80E transmissions.

Tech Tip:  If you don't have a direct line of sight between the column shift arm and the transmission shift arm, consider using column cable shift linkage # 491-1804 or # 491-1805

For all technical/repair/warranty product questions or needs, please contact Lokar directly. For all other inquiries regarding shipping and delivery information, please contact the Speedway Motors Customer Experience Center.

Application

  • TH350
  • TH400
  • 700-R4
  • TH200
  • 200-4R
  • 4L60
  • 4L60E
  • 4L65E
  • 4L70E
  • 4L75E
  • 4L80E
  • 4L85E

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Speedway Motors cannot facilitate the return of defective Lokar products as they have requested to handle these directly with the consumer. For defective product support and Return Authorization, please contact Lokar at +1 (865)-824-9767 or by emailing tech support

Lokar ACA-1800 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #ACA-1800
BrandLokar
Material TypeBillet Aluminum
GENERAL
GTIN Code815470006069
Rod Length20.5"
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Ratings & Reviews

4.9

48 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers unanimously appreciate the product's ease of installation and its perfect fit for a wide range of vehicle make and models, from vintage Ford models to 1972 Chevy c10 and 1965 C10. Many also acclaimed the compatibility with GM transmissions and LS/4L80e swapped squarebody Suburban. The universal shift linkage worked consistently for numerous customers. The product boasts a high-quality of construction and materials. Moreover, the adjustable nature and cut-to-fit feature of our product have been highlighted. The excellent finish, durability, and optimal functionality of our product have also been affirmed. Some users praised the product for its spot-on shifting into and out of gear and ready accommodation for indicator attachment. Proposing a cost-effective solution, our product takes the edge over other dealers, according to some reviews.

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Column arm kit

5.0

3 months ago

Buddy

Hartford ct

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Fit like a glove!

Would Recommend

I will buy again

5.0

7 months ago

HotRod

Ohio

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1955 Chevy shift linkage

Would Recommend

This worked well.

5.0

a year ago

Millauto

Ontario

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This replaced a bent shift rod. It's much smoother shifting now.

will use again

5.0

a year ago

noah

Michigan

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very easy to use installed in my 87 k10 ls swap with 4l80e in 20 minutes

Would Recommend

Better than the China stuff.

4.0

a year ago

1964old blue

Ramona Ca.

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changed from a 4 speed to a 700r4, still needed 2" more on the shaft.

Would Recommend

I would buy this again.

5.0

2 years ago

Kam

Platteville WI

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I used this for an ls swap on my 74 c20 pickup. Easy to install and adjust. It works perfectly.

Would Recommend

Worked great. Will buy again

5.0

2 years ago

Hooker Customs

Texas

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Easy to install.

Would Recommend

Good product

5.0

3 years ago

Anthiny

New York City

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This part worked out perfect.

Would Recommend

I will buy again

5.0

3 years ago

hotrod

ohio

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installed on a 1948 Ford

Would Recommend

Great product

5.0

3 years ago

M

Clinton, MO

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Worked great!

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Questions & Answers

6 Questions7 Answers

I have a 86 c-10 with a th400, original linkage hits the exhaust header. Cannot shift all the way into first gear. Which setup would work for this truck?

by Kerry

5 years ago

1 answer

My truck (78 C10) originally had a TH350, I since upgraded to a 700R4 and running through the gears it will not get to first gear with the stock linkage, will the Lokar ACA 1800 work with my existing steering column to allow me get through all the gears or do I need a steering column from a truck that came with a 700R4. Thank you

by Kevin

6 years ago

1 answer

Hi I have a 1953 GMC Hydramatic with a 350 and a turbo 400 . I am using the original column with your column saver kit and would like to use the original Hydra matic shift column for the turbo 400 will this kit work for it or is there another kit that lets you use the original shift column? Thank you

by Steve

9 years ago

1 answer

Will thus work on a 1966 chevelle? Replacing the powerglide with a th400.

by Chevy 88

9 years ago

2 answers

I have a 63 nova with 2 speed power glide. It has the original steering column shift arm and linkage. I am changing to a TH350 transmission. What do I have to do to adapt it to my steering column and linkage. Thank you

by Brooks

9 years ago

1 answer

will this work with 63 gm powerglide? Can I still use this having the secondary kick down for carburetor?

by everclr190

11 years ago

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