short shifter
02-16-2003 | 11:29 PM
#2
Stage 3 Modified
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actually from past experience you can get a cheap ass short shifter and just get really good bushings and it will shift better then any name brand shifter with ****ty bushings,...so i recommend getting polyurethane bushings
02-17-2003 | 06:05 AM
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JDM Fan Boy
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From: Scranton PA/Longview TX
Originally posted by Outxider
scrap the ss, get a gsr stock shifter and a set of polyurethane bushings, very solid shiftin. im rockin it and its great.
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scrap the ss, get a gsr stock shifter and a set of polyurethane bushings, very solid shiftin. im rockin it and its great.
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02-17-2003 | 10:10 AM
#5
X-Motoring
Joined: Nov 2000
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From: bay area
it a tad shorter throw then the civic shifter and the bends puts it closer to the driver.
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Originally posted by incublinkus
is the stock GSR a shorter throw? is it better because it has the two bends which put it closer the driver?
is the stock GSR a shorter throw? is it better because it has the two bends which put it closer the driver?
to me its better then spendin more than $50 bucks on a name
02-18-2003 | 07:03 AM
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Still here... sorta...
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From: CO
Here's the one I have: http://www.optauto.com/webstore/prod...=yes&dept=1032
I love the way it shifts, but it rattles a bit and that's a common problem.
I highly recommend the bushings too. They're only like $10 shipped and you might as well do them while you're taking everything else apart. jmo
I love the way it shifts, but it rattles a bit and that's a common problem.
I highly recommend the bushings too. They're only like $10 shipped and you might as well do them while you're taking everything else apart. jmo
