Short shifters
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Short shifters
Dont know too much bout short stick shifters. Like to know what r good quality and top of line makes to get for a 00 civic - thanks
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Re: Short shifters (erchdog)
Im sure theres tons of info about short shifters if you use the search link at the top right. but ill give ya some info...
I have used a generic short shifter from ebay for over 2 years. I love it. Only cost $20.
Just get some bushings for them.
You can go with more expensive ones if you want. People seem to like them also. But i have heard just as many stories about dc sport's breaking as i have generic ones. But jsut dont shift as hard as you possibly can and i dont think there would be a problem.
I have used a generic short shifter from ebay for over 2 years. I love it. Only cost $20.
Just get some bushings for them.
You can go with more expensive ones if you want. People seem to like them also. But i have heard just as many stories about dc sport's breaking as i have generic ones. But jsut dont shift as hard as you possibly can and i dont think there would be a problem.
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Re: Short shifters (jDmDxTuRd)
if you get one make sure its made of STEEL not aluminum(sp) like alot are
i have a skunk2 in my 99dx with neuspeed bushings and its awesome
i have a skunk2 in my 99dx with neuspeed bushings and its awesome
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Re: Short shifters (FifthGearOnline)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by FifthGearOnline »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if you get one make sure its made of STEEL not aluminum(sp) like alot are
i have a skunk2 in my 99dx with neuspeed bushings and its awesome </TD></TR></TABLE>
i dunno much about short shifters, so y is STEEL better than the aluminum?
i have a skunk2 in my 99dx with neuspeed bushings and its awesome </TD></TR></TABLE>
i dunno much about short shifters, so y is STEEL better than the aluminum?
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Re: Short shifters (EK-TUNED)
guess it would be stronger? i have some shifter i dont even know what it is (came with my auto to manual conversion) quite frankly it sucks i like stock ones better feels way more acurate, when i put it into gear i can move it all over the place while in gear, and its hard to shift quickly and accurately into gear cuz if u push to much it would grind any idea what kinda shifter i got here? or maybe i just cant shift properly? also it vibrates, makes noise and what not here n there
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The heavier the shifter the better/stronger it is. Also because it is shorter you can switch gears faster.
Skunk2s are good and around $100-$125. http://www.tornactive.com sells them for $105.
I heard the best short shifter is C's. I don't know where you can buy them though. Plus they are expensive maybe like $200??
Skunk2s are good and around $100-$125. http://www.tornactive.com sells them for $105.
I heard the best short shifter is C's. I don't know where you can buy them though. Plus they are expensive maybe like $200??
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I just recently put an "Ebay special" short shifter with Energy Suspension bushings while I changed my clutch out. Its been two days already - I've been breakin' the clutch in, so I haven't been driving extremely hard. But the Short shifter feels awesome!! I like it a lot. It's very direct, and it feels sooooo nice compared to before when I had a stock shifter. The short shifter is the same height as stock - I was surprised, because I thought a "cheap" shifter would look a lot lower than stock..but its not. The throw is shorter, nothing else.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Heinz57 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I just recently put an "Ebay special" short shifter with Energy Suspension bushings while I changed my clutch out. Its been two days already - I've been breakin' the clutch in, so I haven't been driving extremely hard. But the Short shifter feels awesome!! I like it a lot. It's very direct, and it feels sooooo nice compared to before when I had a stock shifter. The short shifter is the same height as stock - I was surprised, because I thought a "cheap" shifter would look a lot lower than stock..but its not. The throw is shorter, nothing else.
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i have an ebay shifter too. mine is also stock height, but shorter shifts. does your hit your exahust? mine did. i had to rig the hanger up to make the exahust hang lower by the shifter. mine doesn't have any bushings, just a washer, so it kinda sucks. i like the gsr stock shifters the best out of any honda i've driven.
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i have an ebay shifter too. mine is also stock height, but shorter shifts. does your hit your exahust? mine did. i had to rig the hanger up to make the exahust hang lower by the shifter. mine doesn't have any bushings, just a washer, so it kinda sucks. i like the gsr stock shifters the best out of any honda i've driven.
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Re: Short shifters (jDmDxTuRd)
I had a generic one in my 89, and I have a DC in my 92. The DC is much nicer, the through is shorter but not to short like my generic shifter. And a freind broke his generic shifter.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Ziggie »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I heard the best short shifter is C's. I don't know where you can buy them though. Plus they are expensive maybe like $200??</TD></TR></TABLE>
http://www.jdmspecperf.com has the C's short shifters. simply the best and the heaviest shifters out there. i had a single bend skunk2... i liked it a lot but the C's blows it away.
I heard the best short shifter is C's. I don't know where you can buy them though. Plus they are expensive maybe like $200??</TD></TR></TABLE>
http://www.jdmspecperf.com has the C's short shifters. simply the best and the heaviest shifters out there. i had a single bend skunk2... i liked it a lot but the C's blows it away.
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http://www.jdmspecperf.com has the C's short shifters. simply the best and the heaviest shifters out there. i had a single bend skunk2... i liked it a lot but the C's blows it away.
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I hope it's the best... it costs more than $300! It looks good though, just wish I could afford one.
http://www.jdmspecperf.com has the C's short shifters. simply the best and the heaviest shifters out there. i had a single bend skunk2... i liked it a lot but the C's blows it away.
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I hope it's the best... it costs more than $300! It looks good though, just wish I could afford one.
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You can see my Edelbrock short shifter installed here. For a review on it, click the above link.
You can see my Edelbrock short shifter installed here. For a review on it, click the above link.
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Re: Short shifters (erchdog)
hmm it really is just a piece of medal that is bent ect ect
name brands i dont think really make that much difference
and like with the skunk2, there is hype that a heavy *** **** is better. damn i hated my POS skunk2 setup. right now i have stock itr shift linkage and it feels really good
name brands i dont think really make that much difference
and like with the skunk2, there is hype that a heavy *** **** is better. damn i hated my POS skunk2 setup. right now i have stock itr shift linkage and it feels really good
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Re: Short shifters (yayaRl337)
well i have the stock type r shifter that came with my swap and it is short to me and i have had other short shifters b4. the type r shifter is oem and it owns
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Re: Short shifters (mssEG6)
what kind of bushings do u need to get cuz i got a generic double bend but i dunt wanna put it in with out the bushings TIA
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Skunk 2 Double Bend is what I have, I love it, but it dosn't sit as low as most people like. I'm also hitting my B-Pipe because it sits too low. Other than that its real nice. I would check out B&M also.
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I have a b&M short shifter with some of the es brushings I would sell to you for 40 bucks. I have never used it, and it has just been sitting in my closet doing nothing. Good quality, good heft, send me an IM if you want it.