A/T with OEM Shift Boot
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Glad to see you take the plunge and change the boot out. I can't wait to see how it looks with that MOMO ****--next holla at those redline shift boots.
Glad to see you take the plunge and change the boot out. I can't wait to see how it looks with that MOMO ****--next holla at those redline shift boots.
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Originally Posted by shinka213
nice work Karyl
l like the looks of the momo
please post pics when your done....
Shinks
l like the looks of the momo
please post pics when your done....
Shinks
I sure will. In about 2 weeks. I'm out of town at this moment.
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Definately looks nice, but that might confuse the crap out of anyone else that has to drive your car...ie the service tech, a valet, a friend. I don't know what the shift pattern is on the AT, is it pretty straight forward, or crazy like a lot of other Japanese AT's.
Is there anyway to shorten up the steel post the shift **** screws onto, the red one looks really tall?
Is there anyway to shorten up the steel post the shift **** screws onto, the red one looks really tall?
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Originally Posted by trhoads
Definately looks nice, but that might confuse the crap out of anyone else that has to drive your car...ie the service tech, a valet, a friend. I don't know what the shift pattern is on the AT, is it pretty straight forward, or crazy like a lot of other Japanese AT's.
Is there anyway to shorten up the steel post the shift **** screws onto, the red one looks really tall?
Is there anyway to shorten up the steel post the shift **** screws onto, the red one looks really tall?
yea probably need to chop the steel shaft if you want the short shifter look :o
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Finally I'm home and guess what I did as soon as I got home?! I had my roommate cut the shifter. At first we cut it about an inch then another 1/2 inch. Ooooh I love my momo shifter.
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Originally Posted by DreRX8
What did you cut it with? How is the shift **** secured--doesn't that remove the threads?
My friend used a dremel. The thread is no longer there. All Momo's are universal as far as I'm concerned. There is a black rubber around the shaft and 3 screws.
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ahh nice--so it uses the screws to anchor it. It looks awesome--I see this mod in my near future--especially since I decided to hold onto my A/T indefinately--I was considering trading for a manual but I'm gonna wait.
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