Short Shifter Questions?
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Re: Short Shifter Questions?
yes.
So, the best bang-for-the-buck solution is the B&M dual bend. It's name brand and good quality, looks VERY similar to the Skunk2, but costs $50 shipped instead of $100+.
I've been running the same one for about 4-5 years on a D series AND a B series engine with no problems whatsoever. It was my very first mod.
So, the best bang-for-the-buck solution is the B&M dual bend. It's name brand and good quality, looks VERY similar to the Skunk2, but costs $50 shipped instead of $100+.
I've been running the same one for about 4-5 years on a D series AND a B series engine with no problems whatsoever. It was my very first mod.
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Re: Short Shifter Questions?
i had one of the cheap ones and then i bought a skunk2. the skunk2 is heavy and just feels solid. shift feel didn't change but its hard to put a price on piece of mind.
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ive had an ebay short shifter for 3 years now ($25) not a single problem at all, i even receive comments for how smooth my car shifts (have hardened shifter bushings too)
shifter was used on a Z6 for 1 year and has been on my B16 for the past two years, had plenty of hard shifts thrown at it with no problems
shifter was used on a Z6 for 1 year and has been on my B16 for the past two years, had plenty of hard shifts thrown at it with no problems
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TWM Performance also makes some nice short shifter. IMO better then the Skunk2. My bro had a skunk2 for 2 years, and it never shifted as smooth as my TWM Performance one which ive had for 4 years.
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