This may help solve your problem, its a typical issue on a lot of Honda and Acuras. The shifter sits just above the exhaust, so you can bend the hangers that hold the exhaust so that the exhaust hangs slightly lower and that should prevent your shifter from hitting the exhaust.

If you want to avoid bending the exhaust hangers, you can pick up the stage 1 Honda Civic Short Shifter from TWM. The section from the pivot ball to the shifter rod attachment on the Stage 1 from TWM has a slightly shorter length and will prevent that issue.

You can click here to check out our short shifters.

Thanks
Mitch
TWM Performance

 

I have a b&m short shifter the straight one and it works fine with my 98 honda civic ex i have a magnaflow cat back and it doesnt hit the exhuast

 

i have the same setup as dspenccer but i have the ebay short shifter and it does rub slightly on the magna flow but i solved that with a little dremmeling and everything has been fine since then so try that but dont cut any important metal or you could havve bigger problems

 

ES bushings + GSR dual bend > stupid short shifters.

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Dont Bend Anything.

I Just Went Through This. Take A Look At My Guide.

http://www.clubcivic.com/board/showthread.php?t=99649