Short Throw Shifter
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haha i always think about lavar burton when i say "but dont take my word for it 
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if the shifter is the same, which i would think it so, the revo ss is a complete replacement and it friggin ownz
"if the shifter is the same, which i would think it so, the revo ss is a complete replacement and it friggin ownz
hm.....Revo is still doin the same job in 04......cos' if u check out hondaautomotiveparts.com, it's still the same diagram on the "shifter"
anyway, im thinking about adding an ebay cheapy adapter onto my revo...so it's shorter....whaddya guys think?
anyway, im thinking about adding an ebay cheapy adapter onto my revo...so it's shorter....whaddya guys think?
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Rep Power: 0 dont do that, the revo is short enough and the ebay adapters are crap. Trust me you will be very happy with the revo ss. Its one of my favorite mods and it doesnt make it hard to get into gear like some short throws.
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lol..
i got my revo there +capyoda's bysing +grey's pin kit...and im really get used to it....hm..it feels like normal again....
however....i was pretty surprised when i tried the oem shifter which i tried on a used civic on a dealer.....it's soooo long and very mushy (without metal bushing)!!
lol..
i got my revo there +capyoda's bysing +grey's pin kit...and im really get used to it....hm..it feels like normal again....
however....i was pretty surprised when i tried the oem shifter which i tried on a used civic on a dealer.....it's soooo long and very mushy (without metal bushing)!!
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Originally Posted by zen_master
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lol..
i got my revo there +capyoda's bysing +grey's pin kit...and im really get used to it....hm..it feels like normal again....
however....i was pretty surprised when i tried the oem shifter which i tried on a used civic on a dealer.....it's soooo long and very mushy (without metal bushing)!!
lol..
i got my revo there +capyoda's bysing +grey's pin kit...and im really get used to it....hm..it feels like normal again....
however....i was pretty surprised when i tried the oem shifter which i tried on a used civic on a dealer.....it's soooo long and very mushy (without metal bushing)!!
I spent 1425 points to do this.
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Rep Power: 0 i dont see what the heck those bushings do. i got them cuz everyone was nuts about them, but i really dont think they make a dif. at least not one that any human can feel! btw, i got a revo ss replica made by obx, works great, ive had it for about a year and a half (or more?). i didnt realize 04 had different shift assemblies!? its still the same two-cable system right?
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Rep Power: 367 how much are u paying for the neuspeed SS?
the neuspeed SS is okay.. its one of the better adapters IMO.
but like all adapters, they just change the shifter cable linkage point. when the actual shift stick is shorten, there's more difference in shifting too... so thats why most people prefer the Revo SS or its OBX replica.
in either case though, no matter what u go for.. u'll get used to the shifting eventually. only when u hop back into a car with different shifter, will you remember and notice the difference.
the neuspeed SS is okay.. its one of the better adapters IMO.
but like all adapters, they just change the shifter cable linkage point. when the actual shift stick is shorten, there's more difference in shifting too... so thats why most people prefer the Revo SS or its OBX replica.
in either case though, no matter what u go for.. u'll get used to the shifting eventually. only when u hop back into a car with different shifter, will you remember and notice the difference.
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Rep Power: 0 hey CapYoda:
Are you still selling the aluminum bushings?? Let me know ill purchase some in the next couple of days if you are. And whats this "Greys Kit." I have used the search but found nothing. anyone have any links.
Thanks
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stickmoney
Are you still selling the aluminum bushings?? Let me know ill purchase some in the next couple of days if you are. And whats this "Greys Kit." I have used the search but found nothing. anyone have any links.
Thanks
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stickmoney
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Originally Posted by Diver
anyone have a good place to get a REVO SS? for decent price?
i have the dc adapter and love it...very big difference. Awhile back i got cap yoda's bushings and i looked into getting grey's kit but i believe he stopped making them. He still has a list of what he used for the kit in a thread somewhere.
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Originally Posted by Shlomo
i have the dc adapter and love it...very big difference. Awhile back i got cap yoda's bushings and i looked into getting grey's kit but i believe he stopped making them. He still has a list of what he used for the kit in a thread somewhere.
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Originally Posted by born2xLr8
he's still selling it but there's no post...or i just couldn't find it.
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Rep Power: 365 not tryin to argue, but i coulda sworn comparing the 2 shifters before i installed it, it was shorter... now im curious and i might have to pull it out to make sure
