Recommended Short-Throw Shifters?
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Recommended Short-Throw Shifters?
There's tons of them out there, and I haven't seen anybody with one who has a 6th generation Accord.
Anybody have a company to recommend? Or are they largely all the same?
Anybody have a company to recommend? Or are they largely all the same?
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yeah i was thinkin about cutting mine too... i have one of those generic ebay ss adapters and the ppl ripped me off on shippin and then gave me a hard time about payment (saying i did not pay even tho i paid 5 minutes after auction ended) it also scrapes the inner plastic, but i heard they,dc sport/neuspeed, all do.
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Originally posted by /^Blackmagik^\
i forget who it was but someone posted a while back about the developmet of a real short throw shifter for accords. try doing a search
i forget who it was but someone posted a while back about the developmet of a real short throw shifter for accords. try doing a search
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I have seen a guy swap int the shifter from a Lude. He said it went in w/o any problem and it is like 1-2" shorter. I would like to cut mine down but then I would have to get a new shift handle thingie cause my Type-R screws in.
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Originally posted by dave94ex
I have seen a guy swap int the shifter from a Lude. He said it went in w/o any problem and it is like 1-2" shorter. I would like to cut mine down but then I would have to get a new shift handle thingie cause my Type-R screws in.
I have seen a guy swap int the shifter from a Lude. He said it went in w/o any problem and it is like 1-2" shorter. I would like to cut mine down but then I would have to get a new shift handle thingie cause my Type-R screws in.