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Sport Short Shifter - 3/11/2006 1:49:09 AM   
theemustangman


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I recently purchased a JDM SPORT RED SHORT SHIFTER HONDA CIVIC/CRX 88-00 off of ebay, had it in now a couple of weeks, I rate it excellent Smooth, Quick, Inexpensive The Total with Shipping Was $15.00 Purchased from the seller autosquare He was excellent to deal with and i recieved my item very quickly so if you want a short shifter for your whip check him out.
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RE: Sport Short Shifter - 1/4/2007 1:30:05 PM   
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I see that your post was in march i am curious as to how the shifter is working out long term. I have considered getting one of the ebay cheapies but i am skeptical.

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RE: Sport Short Shifter - 1/7/2007 8:51:28 PM   
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i bought one and it was great but i was racing and put it in third and i broke on the treads. i think it was all on me on that one though.

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RE: Sport Short Shifter - 1/25/2008 7:13:53 PM   
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A bought a Cheap Ebay Short Throw Shifter, about 6-8 months ago.  It is still in good shape.  Good smooth shifting.  Lasts a long time when take car.  I don't beat on it alot and it is holding up perfectly.

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RE: Sport Short Shifter - 1/25/2008 7:27:07 PM   
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The previous owner of my car had a no-name shifter installed on my car,  my guess would be that it was from ebay.  The threads were broken off (stuck in the knob) and it was down to where there wasn't threaded so I am guessing if you shift to hard you will break it.  I havn't had any problems with the dc sports one I replaced it with and it feels a little better than the ebay one too.  So I would say ebay if your broke, name brand if you like to do things right and don't want to break it.  (and keep a deep socket in your glove box to put over the shifter so you can still drive it home after you break the shifter if you go with ebay)

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RE: Sport Short Shifter - 1/25/2008 7:36:03 PM   
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i've heard of them breaking, and i've heard of them working great for months, maybe years. Mines coming up on a year and it's doing great. Get some polyurethane shift bushings and it's AWESOME to shift i have a weighted GReddy knob, idk if it makes that big of a difference, but the short shifter/poly bushings is awesome. The bushings are easy to do once you're down there and they're under $20, so might as well do it. Specially in an older car where the bushings are prolly worn out.

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RE: Sport Short Shifter - 1/29/2008 9:44:25 PM   
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One tip about the ebay short shifters is to not get the aluminum ones, those are the ones everyone hears of breaking. I bought a stainless steel one and it was about 15 bucks more but I know it won't break. I've like it too, I have a Skunk2 weighted shift knob on it.

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