best short shifter
12-07-2004, 12:18 AM
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best short shifter
ok guys, now there are a grip of short shifters out there. question is, which one is the best?
Rogue Engineering?
B&M?
or the ebay one for 80 bucks?
i believe the Rouge is the most expensive, but there is a group buy for them now, then the B&M, which sells on ebay for ~150, then the 80 dollar ebay wonder.
anybody?
Rogue Engineering?
B&M?
or the ebay one for 80 bucks?
i believe the Rouge is the most expensive, but there is a group buy for them now, then the B&M, which sells on ebay for ~150, then the 80 dollar ebay wonder.
anybody?
12-07-2004, 12:50 PM
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I have the B&M. 50/50 IMO. Shorter throws but really notchy.
In the morning, I almost get locked out of 1st and 2nd gear until everything warms up. If I had a chance to choose again, I'd look for something else.
In the morning, I almost get locked out of 1st and 2nd gear until everything warms up. If I had a chance to choose again, I'd look for something else.
12-07-2004, 02:24 PM
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Originally posted by zillinois
Got my 350EVO short shifter today!! Goes in on Thursday. I don't know how short the other shifters are but this thing is pretty small. 10-3/4" overall length.
Got my 350EVO short shifter today!! Goes in on Thursday. I don't know how short the other shifters are but this thing is pretty small. 10-3/4" overall length.
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12-07-2004, 04:59 PM
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Originally posted by chachi999999999
the Mossy adjustable short-throw is the best in my opinion.
the Mossy adjustable short-throw is the best in my opinion.
This is the only shifter that adjusts both above and below the fulcrum. When you pull up on the release sleeve collar from the highest position, it unlocks the shifter handle and it drops down, lowering the shift **** at the same time lengthening the shifter below the fulcrum, therefore shortening the throw both above and below. The shifter arm is a solid piece of 17-4 stainless steel that is hardened to 40 Rockwell along with some of the important internals. Basically stronger than the same material in a forged steel crankshaft. Your gonna break your arm before you can even bend this baby.
The ability to adjust this shifter to what feels good for you is no different than changing the tilt of your steering wheel. Everyone will have their own preference and not everyone is going to like where you might have it set. What makes this cool is that now, for the first time, you can adjust the height and throw of your stick shift to how you want it.
oh yea, you even get a factory socket.
I'm gonna build one for my ride
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12-07-2004, 07:19 PM
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I e-mailed Mossy and this is what they told me. There e-mail by the way is GregV@mossy.com . Maybe someone could e-mail them about a group buy.
"On new release special $250
Email or call in your shipping and billing info.
I need the following info:
Ship to name
Ship to address
Billing name
Billing address
Phone#
Email address
Credit Card #
Expiration date
(if AMEX I need 3 or 4 digit check # above last #s)
Or call 866.55.MOSSY (866.55 66 77 9)
Thanks,
Greg V
"Speed is money
how fast do you want to go?" "
"On new release special $250
Email or call in your shipping and billing info.
I need the following info:
Ship to name
Ship to address
Billing name
Billing address
Phone#
Email address
Credit Card #
Expiration date
(if AMEX I need 3 or 4 digit check # above last #s)
Or call 866.55.MOSSY (866.55 66 77 9)
Thanks,
Greg V
"Speed is money
how fast do you want to go?" "
12-08-2004, 08:52 AM
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Anyone have the 350 evo or the mossy or the nismo adjustable installed. The question still remains...... of these three, which is the smoothest and the best?
12-08-2004, 09:33 AM
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so the nismo and mossy are the same thing?
(kind of like the AEM+Nismo Cold Air Intakes?) would the Nismo short shifter then be under warranty?
zillinois, i'm looking forward to your 350evo review, thanks
(kind of like the AEM+Nismo Cold Air Intakes?) would the Nismo short shifter then be under warranty?
zillinois, i'm looking forward to your 350evo review, thanks
