Pics: Revo Shifter and KumoSport
05-14-2002
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Pics: Revo Shifter and KumoSport
The revo is definitly a huge difference from stock, i agree its about a 40% reduce shift throw!!
i like it a lot!!
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Rep Power: 0 you said in your previous post with Greys revo system that the on the "left" is the correct system?
well this looks exactly the same as the one on the "left?"
well this looks exactly the same as the one on the "left?"
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Rep Power: 0 disregard the last post. Had another phone conversation with people at autodynamic and REVOTechnica.
The one you, me, & grey have is the newer version of the revo short shifter system. The older version is the picture on the left. The newer model (the model on the right) came out cause people were demanding a shorter throw and were equiping there older models with aditional short shift adapters (dc sports, solo, etc).
The one you, me, & grey have is the newer version of the revo short shifter system. The older version is the picture on the left. The newer model (the model on the right) came out cause people were demanding a shorter throw and were equiping there older models with aditional short shift adapters (dc sports, solo, etc).
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Rep Power: 0 look at the picture above and you'll see why REVOTECHNICA modified there short shifter. The new version is similar to the old version with the dc sports short shifter adapter installed. See on both pictures where the cable attaches and youll understand.
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Rep Power: 0 so if we have the older version, why would it allow the adapters but not the newer versions??
dont we want the one on the left that CAN use the adapters???
dont we want the one on the left that CAN use the adapters???
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Rep Power: 0 The new ones that come from revo already have the cable placed differently so that the throw is less then the older version. If you had a old revo and put in a new revo you would supposedly feel that theres less shift involved in shifting gears
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Thats right. No adapters with new Revo (or RSX revo whatever it might be exactly). Why would you want to. Take a close look at those pics: Old Revo+adapter=New Revo.
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Rep Power: 0 same as the old. When ever you buy it from somewhere make sure to ask for it though.
If you buy from Rob (from tornactive.com) ask him which model he has first.
If you want you can call roger at autodynamic.com and he has both models (the old and new).
If you buy from Rob (from tornactive.com) ask him which model he has first.
If you want you can call roger at autodynamic.com and he has both models (the old and new).
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Rep Power: 0 1. what is the full name of this revo kit,
2. do i have to do it over the phone, or can i get it from a local tuner shop,
3. what is the price for the piece.
4. 1,2,and three, but for the KumoSport bushings
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2. do i have to do it over the phone, or can i get it from a local tuner shop,
3. what is the price for the piece.
4. 1,2,and three, but for the KumoSport bushings
Thanks.
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Rep Power: 0 1) Revo Technica Short Shifter
2) You can get it from a local tuner shop, ebay, online stores, marketplace forum right on here
3) Price of the piece?? if your referring the the shifter assemble, its normally ranging from $95-$115....
1) KumoSport DirectShift Conversion Kit for the Honda Civic (thats what it says on my package.
2) not sure if you can get it at a tuner shop as of right now, but most people get it from here
3) Price: $19.99....$26 shipped
2) You can get it from a local tuner shop, ebay, online stores, marketplace forum right on here
3) Price of the piece?? if your referring the the shifter assemble, its normally ranging from $95-$115....
1) KumoSport DirectShift Conversion Kit for the Honda Civic (thats what it says on my package.
2) not sure if you can get it at a tuner shop as of right now, but most people get it from here
3) Price: $19.99....$26 shipped
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