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B&M Pro Gate Automatic Shifter With Rear Exit Cable For GM 4 speed 4L60 4L80E 2001-2007 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 The included massive air filter FGXX-668603
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B&M Pro Gate Automatic Shifter With Rear Exit Cable For GM 4 speed 4L60 4L80E 2001 2007 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 The included massive air filter FGXX 668603 The included massive air filter is surrounded by an open element XLPE (cross linked polyethylene) polymer housing that minimizes warm engine air for maximum performance You could get more OE rubber bushings but they will eventually wear out like the originals and that means another replacement in the future 304 Stainless Steel External Gate Plate Provides Durability and Short Positive Gated Shifts The B&M Pro Gate shifter is an externally gated race shifter for GM 4 speed automatic transmissions
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