DIY: Shift Boot Replacement
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Rep Power: 0 Alright, I've uploaded some pics and created another DIY for the replacement of the shiftboot.
Over the past few days, I had some time, so i decided to sew myself a new shift boot, which i did...as well as sewing a new e-brake handle cover to match.
Here's the DIY for that. as well those of you having trouble removing the grey coupling that connects the stock boot to the stock ****, there's a few pics in there to guide you along so that you can fasten your stock boot to your aftermarket ****.
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DIY Shift Boot Replacement
Over the past few days, I had some time, so i decided to sew myself a new shift boot, which i did...as well as sewing a new e-brake handle cover to match.
Here's the DIY for that. as well those of you having trouble removing the grey coupling that connects the stock boot to the stock ****, there's a few pics in there to guide you along so that you can fasten your stock boot to your aftermarket ****.
enjoy!
DIY Shift Boot Replacement
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Rep Power: 0 ya know i think god likes me... lol i was gonna change out my boot tomorrow... and i was wondering how... then i sign on,, and BOOM theres a new post of how to do it. you kick @$$ but waht pisses me off kinda is that i got a momo boot and i think im just gonna keep the stock and go back to the shop and get somethin else with the credit they'll give me.
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Rep Power: 0 << . you kick @$$ but waht pisses me off kinda is that i got a momo boot and i think im just gonna keep the stock and go back to the shop and get somethin else with the credit they'll give me. >>
u can get the momo boot in, its just a pain in the *** using a flat head screwdriver to force it in.[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/IMG]
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great photos... and nice mini screwdrivers! haha!
so far, i'm okay with my stock boot, but have wondered about what i will do when i need to replace it,
great photos... and nice mini screwdrivers! haha!
so far, i'm okay with my stock boot, but have wondered about what i will do when i need to replace it,
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Rep Power: 0 thanks man...i wa sjust gonna post on how to do that...causeim gettin a red shift boot and blac/red shifter **** and i was curious on how to install it...thanks!!
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Rep Power: 0 I bought a boot to replace my stock one, but it didnt fit and ripped. Do they have shift boots thatll fit our car?? I had everything apart, stock boot off, and the damn boot i bought ripped. after all the staple pulling and everything....
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Rep Power: 0 personally i bought the materials and thread and made my own...
however i here a few members have replaced theirs with momo boots.
however i here a few members have replaced theirs with momo boots.
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Rep Power: 0 Where can I buy a Momo boot, and(to whoever has one) Is it a good fit, and did you have any problems getting it on.. Also, i wanna get a short shifter. HOw hard is that to put in.... If anyone put one in please send me an Instant Message at PxOxRxNxracin4ja <~~~~Screen name.
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Rep Power: 0 i think the people who got the momo said they had to use a screwdriver to push it down into the little slots.
regarding tehs hort shifter..there's no short shifters out for our car.
however there are short throw adaptors from solo and dc sports.
i have a diy on that
it's in this thread:
<a target=_blank href="http://2k1civic.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=7&threadid=11504&hig hlight_key=y&keyword1=diy%20short">DIY Short Throw Adaptor Install</a>
regarding tehs hort shifter..there's no short shifters out for our car.
however there are short throw adaptors from solo and dc sports.
i have a diy on that
it's in this thread:
<a target=_blank href="http://2k1civic.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=7&threadid=11504&hig hlight_key=y&keyword1=diy%20short">DIY Short Throw Adaptor Install</a>
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Rep Power: 0 You actually know how to sew, toasty? hmmmmmm... some secret hobby you've been hiding from us? ... hehe[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/IMG]
Thanks for all your diy's, dude...
Thanks for all your diy's, dude...