The weather finally broke and I was finally able to my get my new Rogue Engineering short shifter installed. A very thoughtful gift from my wife, I might add.

I was a little nervous it would dramatically increase shifting effort and increase vibration in the shifter. Well, that is not the case, the shifting is definitely shorter and quicker with a very slight increase in effort. I believe it actually decreased the much complained stock vibration in the ****. The shifting just feels more precise.

I'm very happy with this mod and recommend it highly.

 

Cool.......

Let us know how it is in a month or so. I was thinking about a short shifter, but wanted to see how it holds up down the line (say a couple of months).

 

I'm sure it will hold up very well. It's very well engineered.

 

What do they run?

 

I've had my RE shifter in for about a month and a half now and it still works great. Much shorter throw, makes a big difference. no real vibration increase that I have noticed and the only shift that seems harder to me is the 3rd to 2nd. My only recommendation is that if you are buying the shifter, spend the extra $10 and get a new shifter cup, It'll make your life a lot easier. I got mine through group buy for $189 shipped.

 

korrupt im guessing you got your re ss through the same gb i did. but i stilllll haven't installed mines....due to the nasty weather we've been having on the east coast.....did anyone take it to a dealer to have it installed?? have any idea how much it would be.....im dying to get my SS in!! its just been sitting here next to my monitor for over a few months!!~

 

I installed mine when it finally hit 0 degrees C up here in the great white north EH!Goes in very easily as long as you have ramps to get under the car. Dealer would probably charge you for an hour labour.

 

ive been wanting one too. i have a ss in my prelude and love it. has anyone done this them selfs? how hard is it?