time-length of install?
time-length of install?
whats the estimated time to install a short-shifter w/KB bushings? i wanna get an idea when i get it installed at speedgear? or do you guys think its even worth the money?(short-shifter and price of install)
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Originally Posted by Imprezer
You can do it yourself.
Especially the shifter. I can do the shifter in 47 seconds. I timed myself. The bushigns will take about 15 min on jack stands.
Especially the shifter. I can do the shifter in 47 seconds. I timed myself. The bushigns will take about 15 min on jack stands.
you're the man!!! WRXed and I spent more than 47 seconds just trying to get the snap ring back in on his STi.
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Originally Posted by Imprezer
You can do it yourself.
Especially the shifter. I can do the shifter in 47 seconds. I timed myself. The bushigns will take about 15 min on jack stands.
Especially the shifter. I can do the shifter in 47 seconds. I timed myself. The bushigns will take about 15 min on jack stands.
From the screen name "WrXsTI2005", I would assume he has a 2005 STI. The short shifter for the six speed will take more than 47 seconds.
Here is a link with full detail instructions of the install:
http://www.scoobymods.com/forums/sho...3058#post13058
Oh yeah, after we did a second install of a Kartboy shortshifter for the STI, we found a better way to install the lock out pressfit pin. Instead of crawling under the car to sucure the cable for slack, we pulled on the cable from above as directed, and put the shifter into reverse. This keeps slack on the cable and allows you to insert the pin without going under the car.
Good luck,
-Kevin
Last edited by wrexr; Oct 16, 2004 at 01:39 AM.
j/k.
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Originally Posted by Imprezer
I can do the shifter in 47 seconds.
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Originally Posted by wrexr
Oh yeah, after we did a second install of a Kartboy shortshifter for the STI, we found a better way to install the lock out pressfit pin. Instead of crawling under the car to sucure the cable for slack, we pulled on the cable from above as directed, and put the shifter into reverse. This keeps slack on the cable and allows you to insert the pin without going under the car.
Originally Posted by Imprezer
You can do it yourself.
Especially the shifter. I can do the shifter in 47 seconds. I timed myself. The bushigns will take about 15 min on jack stands.
Especially the shifter. I can do the shifter in 47 seconds. I timed myself. The bushigns will take about 15 min on jack stands.
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Well Ryan did mine today, and I just want to say that he did an awesome job. It took a little while, but it is worth it. Thanks Ryan! I love how short and stiff the throws are with the kartboy shifter!
Originally Posted by keirnna
Well Ryan did mine today, and I just want to say that he did an awesome job. It took a little while, but it is worth it. Thanks Ryan! I love how short and stiff the throws are with the kartboy shifter!
Could you feel a difference with the Hyper voltage/Grounding cable mod?
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I don't really know about the hypervoltage yet. I think it is too early, but I did notice that the car idles more smoothly. I can't be for sure about anything else yet. I am waiting to see if I notice a difference in my gas milage.
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