short shifter....cheap or expensive
short shifter....cheap or expensive
i have been looking on ebay and there are short shifters from between $25-80...i tohught about gettin a B&M sts but will the ones on ebay do just as well as the $130 B&M.....?
if anyone has bought one on ebay please let me kno how u like it
if anyone has bought one on ebay please let me kno how u like it
i have the b&m and it's worth the money. i've heard people say that the ebay ones have a tendency to actually break...and unless you feel like wasting the time to install and $25-80, you could buy ebay, but in my opinion, the quality is well worth the price. do something right the first time, that way steps won't have to be retraced.
The ebay STS I had was made of aluminum instead of steel like the B&M and the Courtesy Nissan shifters. I changed it out for the B&M because I have a shift **** that uses set screws. The screws were literaly eating away the aluminum, did'nt want it to snap off. To be honest the ebay and B&M don't feel much different the edge going to the B&M for a more solid feel. The Courtesy STS is about $30 cheaper than the B&M, but I had'nt heard of it when I got my B&M.
THIS might help.
THIS might help.
Originally Posted by slammed95
Hands down, the only good short shifter is the Stillen. It cost more than the others, but it's quality and engineering can't be matched.
Huh, I must not be able to hear or understand what those pictures are SPEAKING, because it does'nt look a whole lot different from the B&M set-up at the pivot point. It actually resembles the cheaper ebay and stock shifter at the bottom without the bearings that the ebay joints have. Like I said elaborate on reason to spend an extra $100.
I agree with 1fstmax and slammed, the pacesetter and b&m are nice to have. But if you want high performance go with stillen. Biggest reduction in throw than any other STS.
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