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B&M Short Shifter

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Just finished installing the B&M short shifting kit that bolts on under the car by the transmission. A few brackets and bolts, easiest mod I have ever done, and it is adjustable for mounting the ball pin connector for 15 and 30% reduction. Went for a drive, and it feels pretty awesome, a lot shorter and crisper than I expected. I also liked the fact that the work is all under the car, and don't need to remove the trim and brake something with my banana fingers and ham hands. The kit information is at

http://www.bmracing.com/index.php?id=produ...=15&pid=318

and it comes with pretty decent instructions, easy to follow with pictures (my favorite).

Other information in Renntech from previous post was very handy too, and helped a lot:

http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...&M+rear

And a source that has a lot of parts. Also Atlantic Speed Performance Parts (ebay seller) has a lot of them. They are located near Charlotte, NC.

http://www.jazzproparts.com/ProductDetails...oductCode=45183

Izzy

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