Short Shifter
Reapn the Streets
Joined: Sep 2002
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From: Chicago
I have a 98 ex coupe, and i Recently Installed the Dc Sports Short throw, and i absolutely LOVE IT! its worth the 90 bones. It reduced my shifts by nearly half, feels like gear to neutral. i put a stock si shift knob on and it now looks like what it should from the factory, i highly recommend this product. also my friend had bought an cheap replica, and we placed ours side by side and his had at least an inch and half longer than mine. Good luck Tommy
Long way from home
Joined: Mar 2002
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From: Poland
Originally posted by SlMt
Sorry but this may seem like a stupid newbie question - what is the bushings for? I have a DC short shifter on my 94 hatch and never got aftermarket bushings for it.
Sorry but this may seem like a stupid newbie question - what is the bushings for? I have a DC short shifter on my 94 hatch and never got aftermarket bushings for it.
If you put it into gear, you can wobble the shifter. With the urethane bushings, it'll be reduced by alot, if not all.
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Joined: Mar 2002
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From: Los Angeles
Originally posted by DSC
The stock bushings are made of rubber. After a while it starts to degrade. Urethane bushings are harder and last longer, giving the shifting a stiffer feel.
If you put it into gear, you can wobble the shifter. With the urethane bushings, it'll be reduced by alot, if not all.
The stock bushings are made of rubber. After a while it starts to degrade. Urethane bushings are harder and last longer, giving the shifting a stiffer feel.
If you put it into gear, you can wobble the shifter. With the urethane bushings, it'll be reduced by alot, if not all.