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Originally Posted by Smallywood Dreamer- did you notice "improvements" with the short shift? I hear there's really no reason to change on the Z. What's your review of the change?

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Old 06-14-2010, 06:06 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Dreamer- did you notice "improvements" with the short shift? I hear there's really no reason to change on the Z. What's your review of the change?
The reason I did the change was not for the shorter shift as the Z has a pretty short throw from factory, but to remove all that rubbery/sluggish feel in the stock shifter. With the B&M it feels more mechanical and I feel more confident going in or out of gears. I did have a slight rattle around 6k RPMs when I first got it in 3rd gear, but that has gone away.
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