any recommendations on short-shifters?
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Re: any recommendations on short-shifters? (Blue-Civic-Hybrid)
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Re: any recommendations on short-shifters? (dciccare)
DC Sports.
The Skunk2 piece is beefier, but it also sits too high IMO.
Both DC and Skunk2 use bearings in the bottom bracket piece for easy shifting, which is much better than the O.E style and other aftermarket shifters too.
The Skunk2 piece is beefier, but it also sits too high IMO.
Both DC and Skunk2 use bearings in the bottom bracket piece for easy shifting, which is much better than the O.E style and other aftermarket shifters too.
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Re: any recommendations on short-shifters? (dciccare)
I have OBX-R "Type-R Professional Competition Short Throw Shift kit". Model number is SK8898S.
Very good stuff. I like it very much.
You can find it here:
http://www.obxracingsports.com...2ID=2
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Very good stuff. I like it very much.
You can find it here:
http://www.obxracingsports.com...2ID=2
(some problems with clear URL posting)
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