short shifter for a 99 Si
#2
nice car you got there. it doesnt really matter what type of bend you buy, its just a matter of preference. the single bend is more for if you sit closer to the steering wheel, id get the dual bend if you like to do the gangsta lean.
#4
It's the other way around.
Double bend sits like a stock shifter - straight up and down.
Single bend it is slanted towards the arm rest.
Double bend sits like a stock shifter - straight up and down.
Single bend it is slanted towards the arm rest.
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#5
Originally Posted by CivicSiRacer
It's the other way around.
Double bend sits like a stock shifter - straight up and down.
Single bend it is slanted towards the arm rest.
Double bend sits like a stock shifter - straight up and down.
Single bend it is slanted towards the arm rest.
#6
Originally Posted by JoePannone
yea but the dual bend sits farther back doesnt it?
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