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Thread: Short shifter

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    Last edited by aeuro; 25-10-2007 at 01:47 PM.

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    yep, ive got one,

    Goes aight
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    any picture of it after it's installed?

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    It doest actually make your gear stick sit any lower,
    Just makes the shift shorter
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    Quote Originally Posted by terryansimon View Post
    any picture of it after it's installed?
    It looks EXACTLY the same as before installation. LOL.

    It shortens the up-down throws. It's pretty short. But the left-right throws are still the same as stock. I prefer the Spoon/Mugen shifter. It's not as short, but it shortens up-down and left-right by about 1/2 the amount of the comptech, but it has much heavier springs and solid bushings. It feels very nice.
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    Im a bit confued by these options. Theres comptech, mugen and another type on ebay.

    i want a shorter throw, thats slicker, not necessarily a shorter stick....
    I went to the modded XR5 Turbo with Mods - the dark side.....BOOOOST!

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    By "shorter", I mean shorter throws. You can always shorten the stick by cutting it and then retapping the thread.
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    oh. I knew that.

    I was always under the impression that if a short shifter was stuck in, the length of the transmission stick/thingy will be shorter as well. heh. I guess not!

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    I think it would be a great help if someone listed the available kits, the changes made, and the approx cost and complexity. I know its a bit of work but Ill buy them 3 schooners next time I see them for sure
    I went to the modded XR5 Turbo with Mods - the dark side.....BOOOOST!

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    Comptech and Spoon/Mugen.
    Comptech goes to the bottom of the existing stick, the Spoon/Mugen replaces the whole assembly below the gearknob. Differences in feel and throw, I've posted it above and in addition, the comptech one can enhance any notchy feel that your gearbox already has.
    I think that's it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    Comptech and Spoon/Mugen.
    Comptech goes to the bottom of the existing stick, the Spoon/Mugen replaces the whole assembly below the gearknob. Differences in feel and throw, I've posted it above and in addition, the comptech one can enhance any notchy feel that your gearbox already has.
    I think that's it.
    listen to the man
    hahahaha and aaron has had first hand exp driving my euro with the spoon ss
    personally i thought it was a good mod, but im glad i didnt pay full price for a brand new spoon ss. it was used, but in awesome condition
    Fast and furious? I drive slow and luxurious...

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    Quote Originally Posted by stephen8512 View Post
    listen to the man
    hahahaha and aaron has had first hand exp driving my euro with the spoon ss
    personally i thought it was a good mod, but im glad i didnt pay full price for a brand new spoon ss. it was used, but in awesome condition
    It was so good that I got one as well and I'm using it in my Euro now.
    Go for the Mugen one as it is about $50-80 cheaper than the Spoon. Both are the same as they come from the same manufacturer.
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