Suggestion on short shift for my 94 teg
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Re: Suggestion on short shift for my 94 teg (ShowTymers619)
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From: East Northport, NY, USA
I have the skunk 2 shifter and **** and using energy suspension shift stablizer bushings. and OMG i love the set-up. very beefy and heavy. shifts are smooth, and much shorter. (i still havn't changed my tranny oil so it should smoothen more after that)
the only CON is that it's only like .5 inches shorter above the pivot point. so if your looking for that tru sports car short shifter look skunk 2 isn't it. it's like the same height as the stock one. but much thinner so you cna stick the boot down and fold it in like BMW's and such. i have always wanted to do that. lol.
BTW i got mine off ebay for $150 shipped for the shifter AND the ****. look for " momo pwr " http://cgi6.ebay.com/ebaymotor...ws=50
the only CON is that it's only like .5 inches shorter above the pivot point. so if your looking for that tru sports car short shifter look skunk 2 isn't it. it's like the same height as the stock one. but much thinner so you cna stick the boot down and fold it in like BMW's and such. i have always wanted to do that. lol.
BTW i got mine off ebay for $150 shipped for the shifter AND the ****. look for " momo pwr " http://cgi6.ebay.com/ebaymotor...ws=50
300 though well worth it
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