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    Skunk2 Short Shifter Install
    I nor Ozhonda take any responsibility for the outcomes of someone else doing the following. You follow these steps at your own risk!



    This guide is for the EK and EG chassis (slight diffrences on the EG chassis is just the interior center console removal. It should also be pretty relevant to DC2 chassis as well. So theres alot of misconceptions about short shifters in general. Some include hacksawed shifters working better, it destroys syncros, it ruins transmissions. Short shifters are not just shorter on the top, but longer on the bottom which keeps a correct placement of the gear knob, so hacksawed shifters are not better, it just makes your knob sit lower. Short shifters do not destroy syncros or ruin transmissions, poor drivers do. More info here.

    Working Time: 1-2 Hours
    Difficulty:

    Now, lets get started. Heres a list of the stuff you'll need:
    Jack Stands/Car Ramps
    Temporary Jack
    Metric Socket Set (3/8 and 1/4 drive preferred)
    Metric Hex Key Set
    Optional: Metric Combination Wrenches
    Vice Grips
    Phillips Screwdriver
    Grease
    Skunk2 Short Shifter

    PART A: The Interior
    So the first step, before you jack up the car is to do all the interior bits first.

    Remove the center console 3 screws on each side.


    Remove your gear knob. Its threaded on like a nut, so just turn it.


    Pull apart your center console from between forward and rear portions.


    Pull the front portion out, be careful with the front section where the cup holder/pocket is.


    You should be left with something like this.


    Now remove the rubber boot from the chassis and shifter. Flip it up from the outside as shown. Careful with taking it off, any rips will net a trip to your nearest Honda dealer for parts.

    Continued in the next post...
    Last edited by end7; 06-10-2009 at 08:13 PM.

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