For short-shift kits, there's RacingLine and TWM (although their's is for the SER & SpecV, but looks identical to ours). If you're looking to actually shorten the stick, you're pretty much S.O.L. since I've never found a manufacturer that has produced something like that for a reverse-lockout style shifter.jh3p wrote:Will there be any alternatives for a short throw shift kit aside from Racingline's?Also, what ever happened to tein's coilover's. Will they be producing some for us?
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what dont you like about Racinglines STS?jh3p wrote:Will there be any alternatives for a short throw shift kit aside from Racingline's?Also, what ever happened to tein's coilover's. Will they be producing some for us?
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1. Once you get it you will never go back. its amazing.2. Its way better than the competition.phobs wrote:Most likely because it doesn't shorten the shifter itself.
No kidding...they make a phenomenal product!dldjros69 wrote:
what dont you like about Racinglines STS?
x2 both made a huge difference. i wonder how much of a difference they made. If you were to track a stock coupe vs a coupe with the 2 mods...Flypinoy457 wrote:I love my raceline STS kit, probably one of best investments ive made so far next to my eibach springs.
The TWM does not fit the Altima. I know I have one The mounting bracket for the TWM does not fit either the shift action and their bracket for the cable does not clear the coolant linesESP wrote:
For short-shift kits, there's RacingLine and TWM (although their's is for the SER & SpecV, but looks identical to ours). If you're looking to actually shorten the stick, you're pretty much S.O.L. since I've never found a manufacturer that has produced something like that for a reverse-lockout style shifter.
As for Tein...who knows?
ESP wrote:^^ Ah, I stand corrected then! RacingLine is the supreme ruler of all short-shifting action thus far!