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11-19-2002, 05:42 AM
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Re: shift ***** (b00stn)
kinda a personal preference thing but if you want me to spend your money for you, pm me and we can setup a payment method.
11-19-2002, 10:27 AM
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Re: shift ***** (rmillz23)
I paid $45.00 for my spoon ****. get this or an OEM 94+up integra ****.
F\/ck over priced Razo/MOMO *****.
I got the **** from IPS...
[Modified by B_Cruz, 12:31 PM 11/19/2002]
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11-19-2002, 10:31 AM
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Re: shift ***** (B_Cruz)
I like my stock 94 Si ****. I hate the Spoon ****, but the Mugen pistol grip feels really solid, especially with stiff bushings
11-19-2002, 10:34 AM
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Re: shift ***** (Emerica)
I like my stock 94 Si ****. I hate the Spoon ****, but the Mugen pistol grip feels really solid, especially with stiff bushings
I like it because in the summer time, the shift **** stays cool. I burned my hand numerous times on a OEM gs-r ****, type-r **** and Mugen ****. I didn't get the spoon **** because of the name. I really wanted the SRR one but i couldn't find it.
11-19-2002, 10:41 AM
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Re: shift ***** (vtecvoodoo)
I just don't like the feel of the Spoon ****. When I did a B16 swap into my friends 4 door, we threw in a short throw and the Spoon shift ****. I just didn;t like the feel of it, mostly because his stock seats sit high, I'm 6ft tall, the shifter was really low, and the whole shifting position felt nasty. I don't HATE it, I just wouldn;t buy one unless I tried it on a car with better shifting position.
11-19-2002, 11:35 AM
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Re: shift ***** (rmillz23)
If you want to spend some money, you can get the $200 ITR shift ****. I use the billet aluminum 
shift ****. The spoon **** is a pretty good choice IMO. I agree, Razo is a good choice, that is my 2nd shift **** that I still haven't put on yet. I just love the one that I have on now, because it matches my car. My shift **** was $80 and the 
is the same. You can always get one of these imitation ITR ***** if really doesn't matter to you. They look almost the same but they really aren't. The authentic is made of titanium, and the imitations are usually plastic. I also have a 94+ teg shift ****. I used that when I 1st got the car and it is good choice.
[Modified by SILINITY16, 3:59 PM 11/19/2002]
shift ****. The spoon **** is a pretty good choice IMO. I agree, Razo is a good choice, that is my 2nd shift **** that I still haven't put on yet. I just love the one that I have on now, because it matches my car. My shift **** was $80 and the is the same. You can always get one of these imitation ITR ***** if really doesn't matter to you. They look almost the same but they really aren't. The authentic is made of titanium, and the imitations are usually plastic. I also have a 94+ teg shift ****. I used that when I 1st got the car and it is good choice.[Modified by SILINITY16, 3:59 PM 11/19/2002]
11-19-2002, 12:34 PM
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Re: shift ***** (rmillz23)
what would be a tight shift **** to get with a short throw
11-19-2002, 12:38 PM
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Re: shift ***** (B16A EH2)
no shift **** is the way to go the threads are all the grip you need plus if you sit on it it feels cold in your ***
11-19-2002, 12:43 PM
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Re: shift ***** (B18C-EJ1)
i have a spoon **** but i accidently put it on wrong after i removed my B&M short shifter to a gsr shifter. so now i have a spoon **** thats been rethreaded lobsided. im moving on to a type-r knock-off b/c i like the feel of a heavier **** and its cheap.