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it is a toss up between revo and B&M. From being proven wrong a couple times I would say B&M. Search about it. The SEARCH BUTTON OWNS YOU!
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Originally Posted by pitocivic
i have the neuspeed short shifter with the original stick antd it w0orks awesome
not as much as you wish. Shorter stick = shorter throw even though it is a cable system there is still some physics in the length of the stick. You sir still have stock length.
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Granted, I've only had the Revo (with aluminum brushings), but I'm very happy with it. Also makes me feel better knowing that the entire shift assembly has been replaced and I don't have to worry about some tiny allen screw coming loose from an adapter (which I've heard happens occasionally... but that could just be some vast marketing conspiracy begun by Revo 
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Rep Power: 0 i got a revo repplica made by obx on ebay about a year ago- its still going strong, with capyoda bushings. you know what sux tho? after a couple days, youre not even going to notice the shortness anymore! until you go and drive someone elses car, then youre like wtf? am i on a noridic track?!
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