Short Throw
11-30-2005, 08:02 PM
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doodes...
r-side basic's LOOK like stockers.
r-side basic:
Why would the previous owner cut off his shifter and weld on another shorter bar...and make it adjustable.
r-side basic's LOOK like stockers.
r-side basic:
Why would the previous owner cut off his shifter and weld on another shorter bar...and make it adjustable.
11-30-2005, 08:06 PM
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...and polish it?... haha thats what i said. I did a little searching as well:
http://www.geocities.com/acurtas/SS_install.html
silent secret consider yourself owned.gif haha jp man
http://www.geocities.com/acurtas/SS_install.html
silent secret consider yourself owned.gif haha jp man
11-30-2005, 08:16 PM
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Holy crap! I can't believe the doubters. tired.gif
Photo of someone else's SR SS posted here years ago:
Photo of my SR SS:
REALLY old photo of RSB, although I never saw one that wasn't chromed like in this pic:
It's not a stock shifter. You don't have to cut the hell out of the baseplate to install a stock shifter. The RSB/SRSS sits very low and has a very fast throw. Look at the baseplate in his photo. It's been cut. Why has it been cut? because it's an RSB/SRSS.
For reference, kspec's photo of the old RSA:
Photo of my (damn that's hot) RSA:
Photo of someone else's SR SS posted here years ago:
Photo of my SR SS:
REALLY old photo of RSB, although I never saw one that wasn't chromed like in this pic:
It's not a stock shifter. You don't have to cut the hell out of the baseplate to install a stock shifter. The RSB/SRSS sits very low and has a very fast throw. Look at the baseplate in his photo. It's been cut. Why has it been cut? because it's an RSB/SRSS.
For reference, kspec's photo of the old RSA:
Photo of my (damn that's hot) RSA:
11-30-2005, 08:33 PM
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QUOTE (SilentSecret @ Nov 30 2005, 09:24 PM)
you have a rsb congrats
well, gee... thanks! haha
I feel bad for the guy that started this thread sad.gif
11-30-2005, 08:39 PM
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lol i never even looked at who started the topic i thought tibminn did lmao.gif
sorry tunershark but its really easy to install any short shifter there is a DIY that explains how to do it. just go and try u will get it trust me its easy.
sorry tunershark but its really easy to install any short shifter there is a DIY that explains how to do it. just go and try u will get it trust me its easy.
