short throw shifter
#2
You could probably TRY that.. but unless you are or know someone who is really good at it, yer welds may not be adequate.
It may be more hassle then its worth. Besides.. a new short shifter will usually be nickel plated.. mo betta
It may be more hassle then its worth. Besides.. a new short shifter will usually be nickel plated.. mo betta
#4
that's exactly what i did, well actually it was my gf's dad that did the work but anyway, i cut off the threaded piece at the top, removed the shifter extension or whatever that piece was and then welded the threded piece back on, plus he was able to move the ball up almost an inch, so all that plus the shifter that i made at home and it's like an mp3 shifter, or atleast it looks like the pictures, someday i'll post some pics of it
#5
But your shifter throws are still gonna be the same length. A short shifter means that the throw is shorter not the actual length of the shifter itself. You can have the shift **** as high as the dash and it can still be a short shifter as the throws are smaller.
#10
hey i like your gen5, i have one too.
btw, the guy asked about cutting the lever, that's why i
recommended the short **** idea. actually for a lot of people,
the shortened **** is enough as most are just trying to rid
some slop and the long throw distance. i use a kartboy so
yah, its a real short throw, but its also added alot of weight
to the shortened lever too... sometimes too stiff for my wife
to shift the car out of reverse.
btw, the guy asked about cutting the lever, that's why i
recommended the short **** idea. actually for a lot of people,
the shortened **** is enough as most are just trying to rid
some slop and the long throw distance. i use a kartboy so
yah, its a real short throw, but its also added alot of weight
to the shortened lever too... sometimes too stiff for my wife
to shift the car out of reverse.
#11
Re: short throw shifter
Originally posted by Flecky75
Has anyone tried to just cut a few inches off the stock shifter rather then buy a kit?
Has anyone tried to just cut a few inches off the stock shifter rather then buy a kit?
make yourself at home on one of the big fluffy couches, kick your shoes off, put your feet up on one of the tables, yes we are allowed to do that, mom don't care....and take it easy.
oh...btw....every once in a while a food fight breaks out...so you may not want to wear nice clothes here.
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