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115518, Short Shifter review Posted by RS2G, May-26-08 06:55 AM
Hello, i wanted to share my experience with a b&m shifter+symborski bushings.. installation its very simple, about an hour.. shifting is more precise and stiffer. short throw reduced by 50% is great, gears engage much quicker, only problem is to set the car in reverse gear.. it very hard. did any of you experience the same?, is there a way to make reverse smoother. overall shifting is so much better and precise.
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115519, RE: Short Shifter review Posted by Star Turbo Talon, May-26-08 10:29 AM
nevar had a problem with shifting into reverse.....unless your moving forward of course.
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115520, RE: Short Shifter review Posted by no2420, May-26-08 12:44 PM
lol.
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115521, RE: Short Shifter review Posted by rsdsm95, May-31-08 09:15 PM
Originally posted by RS2G Hello, i wanted to share my experience with a b&m shifter+symborski bushings.. installation its very simple, about an hour.. shifting is more precise and stiffer. short throw reduced by 50% is great, gears engage much quicker, only problem is to set the car in reverse gear.. it very hard. did any of you experience the same?, is there a way to make reverse smoother. overall shifting is so much better and precise.
it may be hitting something, thats the only thing i can think of i have a ebay shifter and i dont have a problem going into gear
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115522, RE: Short Shifter review Posted by tbone, Jun-01-08 02:44 AM
I have never had a problem with it going in reverse. you may have to pop the console off and see if anything is binding.
Top it off with a weighted shift nob. Not one of those auto zone ricer BS ones. It feels so much better! I used the stoker for a bit, but I went to a Razo 340g nob. Added to that, the Razo nob sits about 3/4" lower than the stocker.
tom
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