pricey short shifters
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canadians14
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pricey short shifters
i have been looking around at short shifters for my 96 240 and they have all been much more expensive than short shifters for other cars. why and which brand is the best ?????
Fibercus wrote:I love my B&M, Once you go B&M you can never go back
worth every penny
I have only had the B&M. Well, I guess I used stock for a couple of days. I lekey lots. Shifts are short and precise. Match it to some Redline MT fluid and your shifting experience is even better.
My only complaint is that I wish it sat a little lower than stock - I guess that's just the ricer in me though.
SRdave240 wrote:I have only had the B&M. Well, I guess I used stock for a couple of days. I lekey lots. Shifts are short and precise. Match it to some Redline MT fluid and your shifting experience is even better.
My only complaint is that I wish it sat a little lower than stock - I guess that's just the ricer in me though.
You can always cut some thread off of the top right? Lowering the height of the shifter... Kinda mickey mouse, but its just an idea
BTW What weight fluid are you using (redline) I have an sr transmission, and its time to change out the break in oil
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S13HatchLuvr
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Hey... If you're still looking for a good short shifter at a great price, check the Arospeed shifter out on E-bay... I've got it on mine and IT FEELS GREAT... Plus, WITH SHIPPING to my house, it was only $89. And get this; my little brother and a girl I know put it in in about a half hour. It's that easy! Check it out...