Hey guys I am thinking about buying a short shifter off my ss/tc. Before I spend 200$ on this.
I wanted to know how much time this will take off my 1/4mile?

 

None

 

really then why do people really spend 200$ on it?

 

Better shifter feel, and it's the part of the car you're always engaging.

You could slightly reduce you quarter mile times thru quicker shifts, but it's not the main reason for a short shifter imo

 

As said before, it wont take anytime off your quarter mile time. I have a ss/tc I bought a TWM, it did shorten it up but not by very much at all. The shift feel is better but I attribute that to the bushings not the shifter itself.

 

the shifts feel more solid. also more comfortable compared to the stock LS shifter.

 

is there any use on installing a shrt shifter on an auto?

 

really??? um no. pretty sure no one makes a short throw for an auto

 

a short throw auto isn't possible, it doesn't work the same

 

ohh okay, just wondering! didn't really understand how it worked.. but thanks!

 

One of the dumbest questions I've ever seen on here.

 

must be a honda owner what a shame

 

^hahahahhaha

 

Don't feel bad, man. We all have to learn at some point.

Look into the B&M Shift Plus if you want to firm up your shifts. At least I think that's what it's called. lol I live in manual world sorry.

Buy used.

I bought a Hurst and I can't see why people bitch about'em. It's a very solid, quality shifter. No issues with the set screw, shifter cables retainers, 5th and reverse engagement, or the boot getting caught like most have complained about. Must be the installer.



About as easy as changing oil on these cars.

 

Thanks for the info guys. I think I am going to hold out and buy a tune!!!