Anyone have the DC Sports Short Shifter? Any other brands you guys recommend? What are some Pros/Cons about having a short shifter...Does it improve the smoothness of the shift at all? I'm just a little tired of the long throws it takes to go from gear to gear.

Also, I found these: http://www.coximport.com/hotsheetd.html
From what I understand, they're the best value for adjustable shocks on the market...and AGX carries a decent reputation. I'm planning to pair these with Eibach ProKits...which are a lower spring rate = not as stiff as sportlines (which with the higher spring rate would go well with Koni shocks)

Any comments or suggestions?


[Modified by JustOneMore, 1:07 AM 6/10/2002]

 

how can you be tired of it??? its only like 3 inches...it doesnt cut it down by that much...

 

Okay, maybe not TIRED of it, more like...it would be cooler to have a short shifter..hehe. Anyway, please mention some pros/cons of short shifters, if it even does anything, is it worth the $50 investment, or is it really just a useless piece of aluminum. Thanks!

 

its just an adapter plate, plus i can shift it faster than the damn synchros will let it and if i do...**GRIIIIIIND* not a nice noise...

anyway it does feel better and firmer, replace the stock rubber bushings with some polyurethane or aluminum/steel/brass if you want to really get crazy.....

 

I have been considering a short shifter as well. I have been hesitant because I heard that it shorten some shifts mor than others. I think this would be annoying to have say 1-2short but 3-4 long.

Anybody heard this before?

 

my girlfriends del sol is short shifted and it does help out, Ive never heard or experienced some shifts being shorter/longer than others.