GSR oem dual bend in civic?
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GSR oem dual bend in civic?
Hi i am wondering if anyone did this mod?, considering the GSR oem shifter is dual bend and the civic is not, i want to do it, i ordered a ebay GSR oem
will the Oem gsr shifter fit on the civic???
whats the best way to fit it if i have to mod it???
will the Oem gsr shifter fit on the civic???
whats the best way to fit it if i have to mod it???
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From previous threads/articles I have read on this, its a positive outcome. Very nice feel and throw. I however don't have any personal experience with that setup.
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Awesome awesome awesome! Even compared to the aftermarket ones, the oem integra dual bend fits so well into the civic. I 1st out one into a 96 cv hatch with B20Z, the positioning couldn't be more perfect
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Re: GSR oem dual bend in civic?
I have a OEM shifter from a 98 GSR installed in my EG hatch. The shift is shorter and definitely feels tighter and more positive. I used new OEM bushings for the install.
I'm also using GSR shift linkage, so I don't know if there are any differences when installing a GSR shifter with stock Civic linkage.
I'm also using GSR shift linkage, so I don't know if there are any differences when installing a GSR shifter with stock Civic linkage.
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Re: GSR oem dual bend in civic?
I have a OEM shifter from a 98 GSR installed in my EG hatch. The shift is shorter and definitely feels tighter and more positive. I used new OEM bushings for the install.
I'm also using GSR shift linkage, so I don't know if there are any differences when installing a GSR shifter with stock Civic linkage.
I'm also using GSR shift linkage, so I don't know if there are any differences when installing a GSR shifter with stock Civic linkage.
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Re: GSR oem dual bend in civic?
I love how ppl give false info. Or ppl that give info is not understanding the post right. I have installed an OEM gsr shifter in a 6th gen si civic. 100% bolt on w/civic linkage? No.
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Re: GSR oem dual bend in civic?
I am also pretty sure you need to shave it for it to fit onto a civic linkage. Also on 90-93 integra b series linkages you do
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Re: GSR oem dual bend in civic?
i found this thread
http://www.superhonda.com/forum/f94/...-civic-176204/
is it hard to cut it off???
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what sucks is the short throw for people like me who HATE Short throw shifters , I like being able to tell what gear I am in , with this I am scared of missing gears , but I do like that its real easy to shift and minimal effort is required its more all about personal prefference really , but yes I can vouche it will fit.
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