The website is still being updated, but untill then:

Detailed install info can be found here

http://www.pspectuning.com/tutorials/97-01-prelude.php

Pricing and ordering info can be found here

http://www.pspectuning.com/contact.php

97+ prelude shifters are priced at $160 –
this includes (complete shifter, shift bushing, allen keys, split pin, grease, and PSPEC installation tool)

They are ready to install and be used with your stock boot and knob. You don’t have to purchase any parts from Honda like with some of the knock of shifters out there. You can always upgrade to the boot and knob later or choose a different aftermarket knob


Shift boots are priced at $40 –
Polished black aluminum shift boot collar, new O-ring groove keeps shift boot securely fastened to shifter, top grade garment weight leather, sewn to fit center console. Not a universal shift boot. Shift boot collar matches both knob and shifter.


Shift knobs are priced at $35 –
OEM Integra type R inspired design. Fits in the hand very comfortably in two positions. Solid billet 6061 aluminum. Not cast. Anodized black. Laser engraved gear positioning. Powder coated with high gloss clear making it extremely easy to clean and is UV protected and VERY durable. Matches shift boot collar and shifter

Purchase the whole kit for $200 plus $10 shipping!

questions can be sent to info@pspectuning.com

Thanks

 

edit: Im dumb.

Can anyone vouch for these?

 

I ask people that install my kit to come here and post there own personal reviews. Please check back here after the new years and hopefully some one will have written a review. Thanks

http://www.pspectuning.com/forum/vie...5de0f649974342

 

bit expensive although i have a 4th gen with forbiddens shifter i payed like 90 somethin for mine...no extra parts, usually the accord owners need the extra parts to make it fit.

~kris

 

Yeah, I'd say that is a bit pricey. I have the Forbidden shifter and it's great. Three different settings is nice.

 

Maybe it's a little too rigged... but I took a hack saw to mine, and welded it back together WORKS GREAT!!!

 

haha thats improv right there. something i "would" consider if the situation called for it, good job.

~kris

 

website has been updated with new pics and new kits
check it out here
www.pspectuning.com