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Old 06-08-2004, 07:08 PM
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Short shifter

Does anyone have a short shifter in their eclipse, and if so, was it worth the money???
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I don't have one, but that is what I am getting next. I have driven them and it makes shifting very quick. B&M is prolly the best way to go. You can adjust the length to cut it by 35%-50%.
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Re: Short shifter

ya, i love my B&M. it is adjustable 35% or 50%, i had it on 35% and changed it to 50% and there was barely a noticable diffference. i have heard that you will miss more shifts into 3rd @ 50% although i have never had any real problems. i would highly reccomend it
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Re: Short shifter

any beef with obx? their cheep, $50
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Re: Short shifter

ehh do what I did just chop the sucker and get it welded
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Re: Short shifter

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...ighlight=B%26M

great discussion about the 2
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Old 06-08-2004, 11:12 PM
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I am looking for a cheap one on ebay
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I got my B&M pretty cheap off of Ebay. Its a great shifter, and I also paired it with the Symbroski shift bushings from MachV.com. Easy to install, well worth the $$$.
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dont go with the that cheap of one go to titanmotorsports.com to get the B&M its only 180
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