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Old 10-28-2008, 02:20 PM   #16
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Short shifter or Short Throw shifter Ted?

You know there is a difference, and need to be specific.

Also, all the points you make (other than the sequential set-up) can be traced back to driver error.

The point of a short throw shifter is not to shift faster, but lessen the distance the shifter needs to physically move to change gears.






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Old 10-29-2008, 10:07 PM   #17
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Well, I would do that, but after talking with Justin Pawlak (Pro drifter who drives an FC3S) a short throw shifter seems to put more wear on the transmission, and seeing that I have 140K on mine, I dont want to risk it.

Also, just as a follow up on this, I found the bushing, a company called MMR makes it:

http://mmr-direct.com/catalog1/RX7FC/index.htm
Interesting, does anyone know if this bushing will fit in an S4 tranny? My Short throw rattles a bit and this would be a quick, painless fix.
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Old 10-29-2008, 11:33 PM   #18
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as far as I know, that bushing is the same, because I just replaced bushings on my friends S4 and my S5, and the hole looked exactly the same down there.
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