ECKLER'S SHORTENED FACTORY SHIFTER ?
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From: Houston, TX
Re: ECKLER'S SHORTENED FACTORY SHIFTER ? (Oldvetter)
Have you got a link to it? I'm not familiar with (I'll do a search when I'm done here). I have a modified stock shifter I did myself. I had a Ripper. I find the modified shifter a great compromise. The Ripper was still more precise, but the modified stock shifter is much nicer than stock, and easier to use in city traffic.
Melting Slicks
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From: Sugar Land, TX USA
Re: ECKLER'S SHORTENED FACTORY SHIFTER ? (jschindler)
Looks like they just cut it down from the top and left the isolator intact.
I suggest, if this is what you want, go the way jschindler did. With the instructions from chuckster. Far more solid and it's a (semi) free mod. :thumbs:
I can't seem to find the link for the instructions by chuckster, but I know it's here somewhere...........
I suggest, if this is what you want, go the way jschindler did. With the instructions from chuckster. Far more solid and it's a (semi) free mod. :thumbs:
I can't seem to find the link for the instructions by chuckster, but I know it's here somewhere...........
Burning Brakes
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Re: ECKLER'S SHORTENED FACTORY SHIFTER ? (Oldvetter)
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Re: ECKLER'S SHORTENED FACTORY SHIFTER ? (benelliwang)
All,
Its actually the exact same thing as Corvettes Concepts shifter. I have it instaleed in mine. Its exactly the same feel as stock but shorter. It is not stiff like most of the after market products. I think it works very well. It also uses all of the stock mounting hardware.
Matt
Its actually the exact same thing as Corvettes Concepts shifter. I have it instaleed in mine. Its exactly the same feel as stock but shorter. It is not stiff like most of the after market products. I think it works very well. It also uses all of the stock mounting hardware.
Matt
