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a JDM ITR swap to a 95 civic coupe, which shift linkage is best in giving the oem feel? LS, GSR, or

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Old 09-13-2004, 04:58 AM
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a 97 JDM ITR engine is dropped onto a 95 auto-manual converted civic coupe.

which shift linkage is best for function and oem shift feeling with a skunk 2 double bend shifter? an integra LS, GSR, or ITR shift linkage? the ITR shift linkage that came with my engine is bent too much out of range, so i need to go to the junk yard to get a replacement.

PLEASE HELP. the swap is 95% done. all they need to do is this, plug the AC back in, and cleaning up the center console and the wiring.

thanks a whole lot for your responses.




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LS/GSR/R/Si has the same length linkage. The JDM linkage has a gold color while the USDM linkage is black. None will really change how it feels with a shifter, unless you use polyurethane shifter bushings.
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anymore suggestions, guys? please help us out... we need opinions so we can get this swap done and running today.
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