Short shifter

[npcan2]

Damn that looks good!

How does it feel when you drive?

[rayd]

Damn that looks good!

How does it feel when you drive?

great mate,

with the short shifter, it feels similar to my mates S2000!

[terryansimon]

apologies in resurrecting a thread that was last touched in 2010.... but I figured it's way better than starting a new thread eh?

anyways, apart from my embarrassingly noob question in the beginning of this thread, I was wondering if somebody can help me regarding the short shifter.

I'm thinking of getting a Mugen short shifter from one of our traders. because I am not the most mechanically inclined (heck, I don't even have the appropriate tools!), I was wondering if anybody can point me in the direction of an installer who can do it for me in Melbourne? a workshop or something, or a friendly forum member. anybody.

I've yet to buy the short shifter, but I thought I'd do my research now first.

[roony]

If one is to change to a short shifter like the mugen one, should the bushings be changed too? or is the stock one good enough to keep, keeping in mind the cars are aging now?

[aaronng]

Any decent mech can do it. I had mine installed at my friend's house. 2 guys and some beer = short shifter install.

roony: No, you don't need to change the bushings. The stock bushings are fine. My Euro is a 2004 and the bushings are still good.

[roony]

Great, thanks

[roony]

anyone go through this thread,

http://www.tsxclub.com/forums/1st-ge...shifter-8.html

comments?