10-27-2009, 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by jookiyaya
nice. my 00 civic SI nor my 01 integra type R never did that. i guess thats technology for ya ^_^ thx for the heads up
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That's because the shifter was connnected to the trans by cables. It was isolated from the engine and trans movement. In the 370 the shifter is directly attached to the trans and as the engine produces torque it moves because the motor and trans are moving on their mounts. This is perfectly normal
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