which shift knobs FEEL the best
hi guys
just bought my rsx-s and the previous owner sure did thrash on her the 6 speed feels sort of mushy to shift inlike my old prelude that had a real crisp shifting feel. which shift ***** feel the best? i heard weighted shifting ***** feel the best when shifting what experiance do you guy shave?
i also notice alot of rsx in my complex take their **** off when they park their car O_o does that really stop theifs?
i was looking at the buddy club one so far :D but theres so many to choose from
just bought my rsx-s and the previous owner sure did thrash on her the 6 speed feels sort of mushy to shift inlike my old prelude that had a real crisp shifting feel. which shift ***** feel the best? i heard weighted shifting ***** feel the best when shifting what experiance do you guy shave?
i also notice alot of rsx in my complex take their **** off when they park their car O_o does that really stop theifs?i was looking at the buddy club one so far :D but theres so many to choose from
Weighted ***** do really help with easier throws and a more crisp feel. The heavier the better. Around 400 grams is what you'll probably want to look for.
The shift **** has nothing to do with the 'mushy' feeling. It's either the shifter box or the cables that is causing that.
People take their shift ***** off to prevent thieves from stealing their shift ****, yes, but it will not stop them from stealing your car.
People take their shift ***** off to prevent thieves from stealing their shift ****, yes, but it will not stop them from stealing your car.
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I have used the skunk2 ****, currently a ICB weighted ****, and have used a few different plastic *****. i prefer the lighter ***** just to keep the shifting from feeling too numb but i really liked the skunk2 in my BB6. sounds like your cables are stretched and/or bushings are wore out. i would check those first.
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