i did some searches and still couldnt find the answer. on my integra the shift boot is a little below the shifter its not that bad but kind of annoying but when i put on a momo shift **** the gap gets worse. i saw on team integra articles they said just tighten didnt work for me. i remember hearing something about zip ties but i dont remember. does anyone know how to fix it?

 

mm i remember the thread. from reading it though i remmeber they just get a zip tie and put it under the boot and tighten it to keep it up. and then just somehome push the shifter down onto it i did try search it up as well but no luck there sorry but it doesnt sound to hard =P

 

bwak bwak found it here you go
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=427063

 

can also use a washer...

 

cool thanks

 

Just get a momo shift boot

 

Personally I like the gap. Maybe my shifter(Duracon) just compliments it, and your doesnt. My boot drops down until the bend, and theres about 1/2 in. of steel until the shifter. Im badass, yehaww.

 

i used a pcv valve grommet.....fits tightly around the shifter but youre still about to move it up and down w/some muscle....been working pretty good for me for about 2 yrs!

 

id rather not buy the xtra shift boot but ive been hearing about zip ties that sounds nice. but i dont undertstand how the ties will help anyone have pictures, tuturial, or like a detailed explanation? thanks for the help.

 

You can use a ziptie - personally i like the gap...

 

You put the zip tie around the shifter under the boot rings so it holds it up.

I don't know how people do this with the oem boots without it stretching so much when in 2, 4, or reverse. At least with my boot that's how it is.

I have a skunk **** with the gap (which I prefer).

 

u need a oversized washer dude.