short throw shifters
03-18-2004
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short throw shifters i was wondering wut short throw shifter would be best for my 2004 civic LX coupe...and post links to websites if possible...i kno its prolly the same as a 01-03 civic but i was wondering and looking around but couldnt find any...yes i used the search button...heh thnx
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Rep Power: 320 Well i think the best would be the REVO SS short shifter....i personally dont have it but i just ordered mine 2 days ago and from the reviews i have been reading about it sounds good to me....
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i had both but i went later on with the REVO SS. I still have the DC sport adapter. If you would like it, PM me and we can work soemthing out alrighty. 
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I have the revo and it was my first mod way back in the fall of 2001. It has worked great but works better w/ these:
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...hreadid=144413
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...hreadid=144413
03-19-2004
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Rep Power: 296 ill prolly go with the revo ss but i want to confirm that it will work with my 2004 civic stick...cuz most i c around are the 01-03 ones...im guessin its the same mechanics so i should be fine
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Rep Power: 345 Revo here, wih Grey and capyoda's upgrade kits and a Skunk2 440g shift ****. One of my favourite mods, didn't take me long to do either.
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A very nice mod for 5spds. Not hard to do at all. I'm thinking about getting the upgrade kits, but not right now. Took me 40 min to install the first time, but I've had to uninstall and reinstall it a few times, so I'm down to 15-20 min now.
A very nice mod for 5spds. Not hard to do at all. I'm thinking about getting the upgrade kits, but not right now. Took me 40 min to install the first time, but I've had to uninstall and reinstall it a few times, so I'm down to 15-20 min now.
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Revo here, wih Grey and capyoda's upgrade kits and a Skunk2 440g shift ****. One of my favourite mods, didn't take me long to do either.
Revo here, wih Grey and capyoda's upgrade kits and a Skunk2 440g shift ****. One of my favourite mods, didn't take me long to do either.
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Rep Power: 345 I find my shifts almost ASSISTED by this ****. Once you get it in motion it seems easier to get it into the desired gear. Thing is you lose a little bit of the positive kind of "click" feeling which is why I'm glad I installed the bushings by CapYoda..they restore a bit of that.
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