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New short throw shifter for the 370!

Idk if it was the picture but it really does look like the shift knob height is lowered alot. You should put a review of it up, any difficulty putting

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Old 06-01-2010, 02:59 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Idk if it was the picture but it really does look like the shift knob height is lowered alot. You should put a review of it up, any difficulty putting it into 6th/reverse, etc...? I had a TWM short shifter kit for my 07 Civic SI and it did improve, but for the SI it was just a tiny piece that was switched out. Not sure whats involved with the 370Z. Would you rate the TWM over the AMS short shifter?

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