Fastline Performance Road Race Shifter...
what ever happened to that post showing that new shifter for the R that is waaaay longer than stock?
anyone install one yet?
anyone remember the place that sold them?
anyone install one yet?
anyone remember the place that sold them?
if you look in the sponsors forum the thread is still around.. I dunno anyone's that bought one yet though.. or at least installed it..
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=658181
for video of shifter
http://www.heeltoeauto.com/mar...x.htm
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=658181
for video of shifter
http://www.heeltoeauto.com/mar...x.htm
I think if you look in the sposor fourm, you can find the shifter. I installed one one my friends EG, really easy install. I myself was knocking on the product, saying what ever happened to short shifters being the coolest thing, then i drove his car, an relised that it's a great product. The shifter provides a more natural, ergonomic feel to driving. IMO
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Tommy_Gunns »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">After watching that video, I really DON'T want one 
I can't stand sloppy shifters.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Great, then this is the shifter for you.
The sloppiness is NOT from our shifter. This guy had this problem BEFORE the shifter. I think its due to worn linkage bushings (check it out for yourself https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=658181&page=3).
Here's his exact words:
when my shifter is in Gear, I can literary move it left and right... alot of play.. can anyone help me solve this problem? this happen when i did my swap.. NOTHING TO DO WITH THE LONG SHIFTER... !!!!
Don't prejudge that video. Our shifter doesn't add any slop - if you have slop in your stock shifter due to worn bushings before installing our shifter, it won't magically make it go away. Likewise, if your shifts are crisp and tight with no slop stock (i.e. b/c you have new or poly linkage bushings), it will stay this way once you install the new shifter.
- Slater
Modified by Slater at 6:40 AM 11/28/2003

I can't stand sloppy shifters.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Great, then this is the shifter for you.
The sloppiness is NOT from our shifter. This guy had this problem BEFORE the shifter. I think its due to worn linkage bushings (check it out for yourself https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=658181&page=3).
Here's his exact words:
when my shifter is in Gear, I can literary move it left and right... alot of play.. can anyone help me solve this problem? this happen when i did my swap.. NOTHING TO DO WITH THE LONG SHIFTER... !!!!
Don't prejudge that video. Our shifter doesn't add any slop - if you have slop in your stock shifter due to worn bushings before installing our shifter, it won't magically make it go away. Likewise, if your shifts are crisp and tight with no slop stock (i.e. b/c you have new or poly linkage bushings), it will stay this way once you install the new shifter.
- Slater
Modified by Slater at 6:40 AM 11/28/2003
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RTW DC2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I love the stock shifter myself. that would be one of the last things I changed on the R. </TD></TR></TABLE>
agreed, you f00's should try hopping in an Accord after driving the R..
night and day
The R's throw is even better than my 97 Lude w/the craptastic DC short shifter
agreed, you f00's should try hopping in an Accord after driving the R..
night and day
The R's throw is even better than my 97 Lude w/the craptastic DC short shifter
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