the shift knob will probably have to be cut off. there is a good write up on installing a ss on here somewhere. click the search button and see what pops up
just use both hands and turn realy realy hard, it worked fer me, i beleive that there is a glue as well and teh tight threading on the nob
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Do not cut the knob off, it will just twist off. It is very hard. I used a pair of channel lock pliers to get mine loose. If you are planning to use the stock shift knob over, do not use the pliers(they leave indentations in it), just use your hands.
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Minor Modifications To My Car: Razo Shift Knob, Eibach Sportline Springs, KYB AGX Shocks, SS AutoChrome Header, Custom Cat-back, Injen CAI, B&M Short Shifter -- More to come soon!
Which B&M short shifter did you get? I am looking at their 45087 model. I am looking for someone who has one to tell me how it is, so if you have this one, please let me know how you like it.
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Minor Modifications To My Car: Razo Shift Knob, Eibach Sportline Springs, KYB AGX Shocks, SS AutoChrome Header, Custom Cat-back, Injen CAI, B&M Short Shifter -- More to come soon!
aren't the B&M short shift kits the same for the B14 chassis? i have one and the only thing i noticed is some added noise due to the metal ball joint, instead of the OE plastic/delrin ball.
other than that, the shifts are pretty precise, and when paired with some ES bushing inserts, a much more solid feel.
Which B&M short shifter did you get? I am looking at their 45087 model. I am looking for someone who has one to tell me how it is, so if you have this one, please let me know how you like it.
Yep 45087. I love it, no issues with squeaking or anything else. I also installed the Energy Suspension shifter bushing (like $4), which made it that much more solid. Install was straight forward, the only gotcha is when you tighten the shifter arm to the rod, tighten it pretty good. Then check it... you CAN make it too tight! The shifter will feel very tight, loosen the bolt back 1/4 turn and its perfect. When you do the install, you will know what I mean.
Where did you get this "Energy Suspension shifter bushing", and what does it do exactly. It sounds interesting.
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I cannot really tell where they are because I am not that familiar with the shifter and manual trannys in general. Is this a pic of the unerside of the car?? Is this an easy install, and if so, how long does it take and is it worth it?
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I think it's worth it, its a pretty easy install. Really easy if you have access to a lift. It took me about 2.5 hours and it was my first time dealing with any of that stuff.
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Yeah, it should be pretty easy then. I have acess to a lift and my dad was a mechanic and my auto teacher will know what to do so I think I can get some help with it. Thanks.
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Hey captain_shrapnel, not to hijack the thread, but do you remember how you got the old bushing off? I tried and tried a few years ago when I installed my B&M, but could not get those bolts off to install the new bushing. Any tips? I still have the bushing and would love to install it.