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  1. #1
    Member Array
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    EK4

    type R linkage in ek - question

    hey guy
    had my type R linkage installed a while ago
    everything regardign shifting is fine no problems at all

    however, what i am finding is
    the shifting area heats warm-hot really easily

    does anyone who have the type R linkage had such issues?
    it was very rarely that the shifter would heat up like this when it was stock

    i was thinking, mayb its coz of the material?
    EK4 SiR
    1:16.3 @wakfield
    1:58.9 @ eastern creek

  2. #2
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    I have two posibilities in mind

    1 the rubber boot wasnt put back in place and allowing heat to enter the cabin
    2 the shifter is longer and sits closer to the exhaust, transfering heat to your quicker and more.

  3. #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by ECU-MAN
    I have two posibilities in mind

    1 the rubber boot wasnt put back in place and allowing heat to enter the cabin
    2 the shifter is longer and sits closer to the exhaust, transfering heat to your quicker and more.
    well said..

    u running std cat?

    how do u like it so far? just out or curiousity would u know if the AUS linkage is gold in color?
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  4. #4
    Green block gangster Array
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    AUDM linkage in Ej is black

  5. #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by ECU-MAN
    AUDM linkage in Ej is black
    sorry dude..
    i was referring to type r
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  6. #6
    Green block gangster Array
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    I know the JDM is gold(ish) in colour, cant remember AUDM

  7. #7
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    my linkage is jdm ek9 which is gold

    well
    i was thinking MAYBE coz the tyep R one is thicker so it transferr heat more?
    im only randomly guessing

    and i am runnign standard cat
    EK4 SiR
    1:16.3 @wakfield
    1:58.9 @ eastern creek

  8. #8
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    gelo...does it get hot if the car is idling?

    or only when driving/fanging?

  9. #9
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    it's that rubber seal under your shift boot that's causing heat.

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    Lexus Soarer V8 GTLimited
    gelo, how does it feel compared to the standard EK4 one ?
    i.e. gear changing and throw.
    Ive been keen to do the conversion but am researching it more.



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  11. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Civic Type R
    gelo, how does it feel compared to the standard EK4 one ?
    i.e. gear changing and throw.
    Ive been keen to do the conversion but am researching it more.
    ive read from people who say its exactly the same only a shofter shift.. quoted "It only feels more precise cause there is short shifter all other factors are the same"..

    Im contemplating the same question...
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  12. #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by VT3C
    it's that rubber seal under your shift boot that's causing heat.
    actually i took it apart
    and guess what

    the rubber seal wasnt there
    oops


    in regards of the shifter
    the throw is shorter as you would expect
    and the feelign is very precise
    it slots in very firmly when u change the gears
    personally, i feel like i can downshift quicker and smoother with the tyep R shifter (using heel and toe)
    EK4 SiR
    1:16.3 @wakfield
    1:58.9 @ eastern creek

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