I have an OEM Integra dual bend in my hatch with single cam. I heard this will wear out your synchros quicker, has anyone ever had any prolblem like this?

 

thats

 

thats a major load of do research my friend and you will get what your looking for

 

how did you fit the gsr shifter on the d-series shift linkage?

 

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theyre all the same

 

I hear you have to pry the joint of the d-series linkage open a little to fit a teg shifter.

You'll wear out the sychros by driving like an idiot trying to tear through gears like its a rally car. The shifter has nothing to do with it.

 

I bought the car with the shifter in it, I have a stock civic shifter as a spare

 

Make sure you use that third pedal on the left correctly everytime and your tranny will be Juuuussstt fine.

 

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there is no prying involed. they are exactly the same, minus the bends.

[QUOTE=jdmhatch1]I have an OEM Integra dual bend in my hatch with single cam. I heard this will wear out your synchros quicker, has anyone ever had any prolblem like this?</TD></TR></TABLE>

no a oem shifter off of a integra, or a short shifter for that matter will not tear up your syncros. shifting like a retard will tear up your syncros. be careful of the idiotic rumors and false infos not only on the web but on the street.

 

thanks everyone I just wanted to make sure

 

Troubleshooting broken parts on your car more often then not starts with the driver. I know this one guy whom can not drive a car without messing something up. It's safe to say he doesn't get to borrow my car. Just make sure you have a smooth technique and you shouldn't have any problems.

 

I was not saying I had bad synchros, Im just trying to prevent from having problems...and Im not a bad driver

 

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Wasn't implying anything. Just stating common sense.

 

I'm pretty sure thats just a rumor. This topic has been covered main times. Drive like an idiot = bad transmission. I'm sure your good.