Fastline Performance Road Race shifter installed!
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From: Concord, NC
Originally Posted by qtiger
Typically the stretch breaks the connection inside the sensor.
Wires go up to the engine compartment, merge with the engine harness in with the intake manifold sensors, then routed across the back of the engine to the connectors mounted on the passenger shock tower.
Wires go up to the engine compartment, merge with the engine harness in with the intake manifold sensors, then routed across the back of the engine to the connectors mounted on the passenger shock tower.
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From: Charlotte, NC
Originally Posted by Daniel
Let's see how it works. I've hit a few snags, mainly CEL #41, probably due to me trying to move the exhaust out of the way to gain clearance (which is a must) and hitting the OT sensor against something.
Also, my shifter doesn't rebound back to the center like the OEM did. If I come out of 1st, it rebounds to the center, but coming out of 5th it doesn't. Hmmm, don't know if I like that. Let's see how she performs in the coming days.
Also, my shifter doesn't rebound back to the center like the OEM did. If I come out of 1st, it rebounds to the center, but coming out of 5th it doesn't. Hmmm, don't know if I like that. Let's see how she performs in the coming days.
You should have called me to help you. I put that shifter in my teg a while back...it would made the process go a lot quicker. I suggest getting a set of poly bushings. I really think they made more of a difference than putting in a short shifter IMO. Lemme know if you need any more help.
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From: Concord, NC
Originally Posted by slickboy
You should have called me to help you. I put that shifter in my teg a while back...it would made the process go a lot quicker. I suggest getting a set of poly bushings. I really think they made more of a difference than putting in a short shifter IMO. Lemme know if you need any more help.
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From: Syracuse, NY
Originally Posted by MrFatbooty
Hahaha, maybe I'd put that thing in a gutted out track car but not something I had to drive on a daily basis.
I'll just say to each their own on this one.
I'll just say to each their own on this one.
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From: NY
Originally Posted by Daniel
I didn't install a short shifter. I installed a long shifter!
I like that long shifter...I have been considering it also.....tell me what it feels like. Are you going to be at CMP? I'd like to look at it if you are, if I could.
