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Old 08-21-2005, 02:52 PM
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got a dual bend short shifter from my buddy for practically free... dont know what kind it is... assuming its a POS ebay clone....

is there any REAL difference between this one, and lets say a skunk2?
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The Skunk2 short shifter is a stonger material made of steel. the Ebay short shifter is made of aluminum which may break if you shift really hard but thats what I heard so I couldnt tell you off hand if thats true.
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Breakage.
Old 08-21-2005, 03:10 PM
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I've owned like 4 different ebay shifters in different cars. Its a peice of metal. The only one I shifted hard with though was my DA. Man, I had some hard shifts, really hard, btu it always held up, so.....I've had good experiences.
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I have an ebay short shifter, works great. If you shift so hard you break your shifter, you're probably shifting too hard as it is
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i have an apc integra shifter in my civic.. there has been no problems
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yea the s2 also has some weight to it allowing u to shift easier and also comes with bearings instead of bushings giving u longer life and smoother shifts as well as stiffer feedback now if that one comes with bearings then only differecne is weight and strength
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Default Re: short shifter no name vrs name brand (Simple)

strength is usually the biggest issue. would really suck to miss a shift and overrev like that. check for the welds, good ones are 1 piece, but if its welded, its probably not that great..

if you're using a deathgrip when you're shifting, then calm down.

or just buy a b&n or skunk2.
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i have a skunk2 single bend...works real nice
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ya i beat on mine at the track.. its been on for a year and some now its got bearings in it too.. apc sale 5 bucks... works good
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