short shifter = rougher shifts
#1
short shifter = rougher shifts
I always see people say that getting a short shifter will cause your shifts to become rougher. I don't see why. Assuming you are decent with clutchwork it shouldn't make a difference right?
#3
Originally posted by spiff56747
when people say rougher shifts, they mean moving the shift lever around. since you are moving it a smaller distance, you must exert more force to get it into gear.
when people say rougher shifts, they mean moving the shift lever around. since you are moving it a smaller distance, you must exert more force to get it into gear.
Dave
#5
yea it not really that bad.. some people say the pacesetter is hard to shift, and its a definetely notchier than stock, but i'm used to it, and since the throws are shorter i dont feel like i'm rowing a boat anymore
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