JG short throw shifter?
08-31-2002, 12:00 PM
#2
Re: JG short throw shifter? (Type-X)
They are relativly easy to install just jack up the car then use some jackstands so it's safer for you to be under the car 
. Then drop the linkage and disassemble the shifter and install the new one. Once you get under there its kinda obvious what has to be done. Try it and if you have specific Q's then post them 
good luck.
As far as how good they work I've never used jg , but I have used dc, tenzo and skunk. the only thing I would recommend is buy stiffer bushings if it doesn't come with them.
[Modified by stuckatworksi, 9:04 PM 8/31/2002]
. Then drop the linkage and disassemble the shifter and install the new one. Once you get under there its kinda obvious what has to be done. Try it and if you have specific Q's then post them good luck. As far as how good they work I've never used jg , but I have used dc, tenzo and skunk. the only thing I would recommend is buy stiffer bushings if it doesn't come with them.
[Modified by stuckatworksi, 9:04 PM 8/31/2002]
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