AMS Adjustable Short Throw Shifter available @ Z1 Motorsports

Dustin@Z1 · 09-14-2009, 09:12 AM

dcrew1x...I m glad to hear you got the shifter installed and a very good write up too! Definitly report back from time to time with your findings and opinions. You did ALOT of work removing the entire shifter assembly from the chassis. Just for clarification, you can do it the install by just by just removing the interior console piece and by having access from the underside of the car.

The AMS company that makes this shifter is the one that also makes alot of Z33 and Z32 parts. They are based out of Canada and produce some very nice, affordable products. And for the record, since I get asked this from time to time. This AMS is not related to the AMS up north that deals with the EVO's and Time Attack cars you see in the magazines.

kdo2milger · 09-14-2009, 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Dustin@Z1

And for the record, since I get asked this from time to time. This AMS is not related to the AMS up north that deals with the EVO's and Time Attack cars you see in the magazines.

cool...i met someone with a 300zx when i was installing my exhaust and he said he had an AMS shifter in his too...

I may get this shifter and get rid of my other one, i would like to have the adjustability factor.

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Dustin@Z1 The370Z.com Sponsor Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: NLA Posts: 1,313 Drives: NLA Rep Power: 20	dcrew1x...I m glad to hear you got the shifter installed and a very good write up too! Definitly report back from time to time with your findings and opinions. You did ALOT of work removing the entire shifter assembly from the chassis. Just for clarification, you can do it the install by just by just removing the interior console piece and by having access from the underside of the car. The AMS company that makes this shifter is the one that also makes alot of Z33 and Z32 parts. They are based out of Canada and produce some very nice, affordable products. And for the record, since I get asked this from time to time. This AMS is not related to the AMS up north that deals with the EVO's and Time Attack cars you see in the magazines.