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Old 09-07-2009, 08:20 PM
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my CRX has a b16 lsd cable trans in it and it has "civic b-series shift linkage" to work with it. i read this on the invoice from the PO's trip to the speedfactory, a shop in my area. will just a regular short shifter for a crx work or do i need one for a civic or somethin?
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Regular will work just fine. Most prefer the GSR dual bend. I would stay away from the Ebay ones since they break.

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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

You could have saved yourself some time by searching, but the shifters are all compatible for EF, EG, EK and 94-01 tegs. Probably older tegs as well.

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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

Yup it's the same part when I got my Hurst it was labeled as 88-00 civic.
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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

Originally Posted by beansandrice
Regular will work just fine. Most prefer the GSR dual bend. I would stay away from the Ebay ones since they break.

I Love my MUGEN.
Yes yes yes. I can say from experience three days ago, was runnin my buddy and slaped in into 2nd and the sum beech snapped, oh i was madder than a queer with lockjaw on valentines day. lol Skunk2 would be a good choice
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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

i would go with the OEM gsr dual bend. best throw IMO
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TWM performance makes some sick short shifters. Best short shifters out there without a doubt. Check out their site

http://www.twmperformance.com/shortshifters/
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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

wow, noone with the bull **** "it ****s your transmission up" story? i like the skunk2 myself. or a megan, they're pretty decent too. just stay away from ebay **** like someone else said up there. i broke on in my 90 integra, and cut my wrist and i ended up punching the cd player when i was smacking into 3rd. lol.
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my ebay ss hasnt broken......yet
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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

Originally Posted by Dual Cam Killer
Yes yes yes. I can say from experience three days ago, was runnin my buddy and slaped in into 2nd and the sum beech snapped, oh i was madder than a queer with lockjaw on valentines day. lol Skunk2 would be a good choice
this had me cracking


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Originally Posted by stevenDAtegra
i would go with the OEM gsr dual bend. best throw IMO
Second.

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^ agree. that and a circuit hero shift extender....feels REALLY nice. my friends gsr turbo has one for when he drags it. makes me drool every time i get to sit in it and just shift haha
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gs-r shifter and linkage cut to length ftw
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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

Originally Posted by punkdown
You could have saved yourself some time by searching, but the shifters are all compatible for EF, EG, EK and 94-01 tegs. Probably older tegs as well.
INCORRECT! 94-01 tegs are different and are NOT bolt on in a civic. Stop giving out wrong information, please know what you are talking about first.
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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

You can just cut the top part of it if you were cheap...

Well it is just a crx..
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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

Originally Posted by Clipsed
INCORRECT! 94-01 tegs are different and are NOT bolt on in a civic. Stop giving out wrong information, please know what you are talking about first.
WTF are you talking about? Go look up any shifter and you will see that they work for ALL civics 88-00 and Integras 94-01, hell some of them list tegs from 90-01. And why the hell do you think people are raving about the GSR shifter in the EF forum if they don't work in our cars?

Here you go bro
http://www.hurst-shifters.com/s.nl?s...=&search=honda
http://www.bmracing.com/PRODUCTS/Acu...-Acura-Integra
http://www.skunk2.com/mm5/merchant.m...ory_Code=FTSTS

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INCORRECT! 94-01 tegs are different and are NOT bolt on in a civic. Stop giving out wrong information, please know what you are talking about first.
I got a 94 teg shifter on my tranny right now. bolted in and everything. didnt have to bend or cut a single thing. I also have one for a 96 sitting in my tool box as i type this. I think its the later 98-01 that dont work.
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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

im hearing a lot about the OEM GSR dual bend shifter. if all the shifters are compatible then they must be all very similar, except for single and dual bend. is the second bend what gives it the shorter throw feel?
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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

DC short throw with a Mugen ****, I love it.
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no thats NOT what gives a shorter throw. what gives it that throw is from the ball of the shifter down, the distance is increased, this means that the distance traveled by the TOP end of the shifter is decreased. dual bend shifters (from what I hear) are a tiny bit longer on the bottom half but thats it.
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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

thats what i was thinking! because it makes pure sense. the guy i bought my car from said he had a hurst short shifter to give me. and i went to put it on and kept telling myself no this cant be right. because the distance between where the ball is and the shift linkage bolts on is way longer, and the shaft was barely shorter above the ball. but i guess it will work then. but then my shift linkage changes angles, and hangs lower. ever any problems with that?
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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

skunk2 duel bend and skunk2 **** works great for me, had the set up in a 88 CRX Si and have it in my 94 Del Sol, love it!! (different shifters, not saying they will or will not interchange)
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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

Originally Posted by Clipsed
INCORRECT! 94-01 tegs are different and are NOT bolt on in a civic. Stop giving out wrong information, please know what you are talking about first.
Why don't YOU quit throwing out shitty information and know what you are talking about first. I have the S2 dual bend for an ITR in my CRX.

ALL OF THE SHIFTERS WILL WORK JUST FINE.
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Default Re: short shifter, which one?

jdm itr shifter > gsr shifter


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