Ripper
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Ripper
Got done installing my Ripper and testing it out...holy crap 
Didn't realize how much of an improvement it would be over the stock shifter. I was a little worried because I'd read a lot of threads from guys that said it was a bit notchy, required too much effort, etc.....
IMO if you think this requires too much effort to shift then you need to do some curls and tricep extensions
I would pay twice what I paid for this thing, I'm that impressed.
Obligatory pic....
...yea I know the carpet looks dirty....looks like I've got some cleaning to do
Didn't realize how much of an improvement it would be over the stock shifter. I was a little worried because I'd read a lot of threads from guys that said it was a bit notchy, required too much effort, etc.....
IMO if you think this requires too much effort to shift then you need to do some curls and tricep extensions
I would pay twice what I paid for this thing, I'm that impressed.
Obligatory pic....
...yea I know the carpet looks dirty....looks like I've got some cleaning to do
Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2004
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From: Bay Area (Danville) CA
i installed mine a few months ago,and it does make a wrold of difference. but after a week or so, you will forget what the stock shifter was like. I wonder if these rippers can be shortened.........
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Thanks...I thought the picture would be clearer but must have been the flash due to the dark garage.
I was going to photodocument the install but I figured there are enough places to see that plus it would have probably doubled my install time
I was going to photodocument the install but I figured there are enough places to see that plus it would have probably doubled my install time
