Short Shifters
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Short Shifters
So.. I was looking into some short shifters and I just want some input as to which ones are the best with which bushings and why and how much $$. Thanks!
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The mode one look a little different from the cobb one. Everything is shorter. The kartboy isnt double adjustable but does it feel better? and I should get the kartboy bushings no matter what shifter I get?
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I just picked up the Perrin short shift adapter from a member on here for $20. It's got a pretty good range of adjustment and the install only takes like 10 minutes. A friend of mine picked one up from Perrin with the bushings discounted for $70. IMO it's the best bang for your buck
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I just picked up the Perrin short shift adapter from a member on here for $20. It's got a pretty good range of adjustment and the install only takes like 10 minutes. A friend of mine picked one up from Perrin with the bushings discounted for $70. IMO it's the best bang for your buck
Get the Turn In Concepts "Holy Shift Kit". It includes all of the bushings, feels great.
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I had the Kartboy short shifter and I didn't like it at all. Ended up going with some TiC bushings kit and the oem STi short throw shifter. I'm much more pleased with it. Try and test some out beforehand if you can.