STI shift trim intall?

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Old May 15, 2004 | 03:15 PM
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Unhappy STI shift trim intall?

Hi guys, I just have a question on this thing. OK, I bought a real STI trim the other day and tried to install myself. After I got the center console off and drilled all the hole through the boot and the boot retaining ring (plastic one to hold the boot), I noticed the trim would not sit flush even after I tighted all the bolts and nuts. I mean if I push the plastic ring from the bottom, then the shift trim will push up above the console by haft of an inch or more. It looks like there is a gap and the retaining ring was blocking the trim and I can't even put those little silver push clip back on if I want the shift trim sit flush on the console. My question is do I have to shave the retaining ring into a flat form, so it won't block the trim and I can still push those chip back on to tight the boot. I just don't want to shave it and it still don't work that way! Please help!Any pics of installation would be great!

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Old May 15, 2004 | 06:53 PM
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anyone? you might be misunderstood because my English, but basiclly it's a space between the trim and the plastic retaining ring that won't let the trim sit flush and tight.
Thanks Andy
Old May 15, 2004 | 07:36 PM
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i think you have to trim the edge on the shift console.
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