Is this a high or low hump

[Mcdunn516]

1985 chevy k10 4x4 column shift... Is this a high or low hump my carpet I ordered is wayy to big...

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[bucket]

That's a 2wd cab with the low hump. Someone's done some swappin'.

 

[bucket]

That looks like a tweaked NP205 shifter too.

 

[Mcdunn516]

It is an np205 Gear driven, 3/4ton axel swaps as well. So this is a low hump... I think the guy before me did some swaping around. Thanks guys. I sprayed down some raptor bed liner but there is this on spot on the floor the stuff won't stick to so I am going to put some carpet back in it as well. I just ordered the new dash and some new stuff for the interior as well.

 

[Mcdunn516]

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Here's how it sits from the outside. I thought for sure this was a 2wd cab but the guy was adamant it was not swapped

 

[jason81k20]

My 2wd cab I swapped humps

 

[Boone83K10]

hmmm, that is interesting looking. give me that dash pad btw.

 

[Michael]

Where did you get that from I'm doing a swap on a c10

 

[bucket]

You just have to look for a used one. Online classifieds, junkyard, etc.

 

[Greybeard]

Two wheel drive and four wheel are very similar for the overall, but the under/in front of seat area is the place that everything is different. I have a two wheel drive cab on my current K model, I tried a number of different humps over the np 205/sm465 to try and get rid of the three inch body lift- all to no avail. Even with new cab mounts I have to use a 1" body lift to get a 1/4" clearance between the t-case and floor. What did I miss? BTW, with no lift kit on it yet I never dropped the back of the t-case.