View Poll Results: What is the best Short-Throw shifter for Evo VIII
LS (Lancer Shop) Short-Throw



17
8.59%
B&M Short-Throw



92
46.46%
Perrin Short-Throw



19
9.60%
Kartboy Short-Throw



45
22.73%
Megan Racing Short-Throw



25
12.63%
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What's the best short-throw shifter?
Originally Posted by Zeus
Do any of these "shifters" locate the shift knob in the exact same location? I wouldn't mind one, but I'm not willing to give up OE height or the OE "curve". I'd prefer the whole unit moved back 2 or 3", but I'm not willing to deal with that.
So to answer my question above, it appears there is no such animal?
For my frame and reach, the shifter is located in a perfect position for daily driving... I'm not willing to give that up. If I don't have to, I'm interested.
i just installed the Lancershop kit.......it's the best $119 i spend on my evo.......no more problems from 1st to 2nd.......what is the best trany fluid for the evo Redline or Syncromesh??????
link to a Lancershop kit install
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...ad.php?t=99196
link to a Lancershop kit install
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...ad.php?t=99196
i just installed the Lancershop kit.......it's the best $119 i spend on my evo.......no more problems from 1st to 2nd.......what is the best trany fluid for the evo Redline or Syncromesh??????
link to a Lancershop kit install
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...ad.php?t=99196
link to a Lancershop kit install
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...ad.php?t=99196
Originally Posted by rebelzx
The adjustable B&M is the shortest, but you have to do some trimming to get it to fit on the shortest setting.
Can anyone hook me up with the LINK to LANCERSHOP short throw shifter i want to order it tomorrow but i went on LACERSHOP.COm and i only see the B&M and the PERRIN and what else would u guys recomend with the short throw ive read someone said the bushings ?? and what else thanx i do have problems from going from 1st to 2nd above 5000 RPM hopefully this shifter will do the trick
Well if you want the best deal out there for a short throw and the bushings, looks like you would be hard pressed to find a better deal that the Lancer Shop combo http://www.lancershop.com/customer/p...3&cat=6&page=1
I would also suggest replacing your tranny fluid with the BG Synchroshift and throwing some Redline Heavy Duty Shock Proof in the differentials and mix in 2oz of Redline Limited-Slip Differential additive in the rear diff. I did my fluids per superz's recommendations and have been running it for about a year with great sucess and smoothness.
I would also suggest replacing your tranny fluid with the BG Synchroshift and throwing some Redline Heavy Duty Shock Proof in the differentials and mix in 2oz of Redline Limited-Slip Differential additive in the rear diff. I did my fluids per superz's recommendations and have been running it for about a year with great sucess and smoothness.
I got a LS short shifter few weeks back and a friend of mine got the B&M.. I have to say if I can do it all over again I would pay more and get the B&M.. feels a lot better .. the adjestable one ofcourse.. but the LS is not bad either..
I like my Perrin short-shifter....and will never go back to the stock shifter.
My shifter has a "weird" angle to it, but I don't mind since I don't look at it when I drive anyway.
It's great...I cannot downshift from 3rd to 2nd, or 5th to 4th like I do when I had the stocker. Much quicker, makes rev-matching easier. Also going from 2nd to 3rd is just like a quick upward motion to the right....hard to explain, you just have to experience it I guess. Great when you're at the track...I don't remember the last time I missed a gear since I've had the short-shifter. Can't go wrong...in my opinion. Also installed GFB's underhood shifter bushing, and Kart-Boy shifter bushings...great!
My shifter has a "weird" angle to it, but I don't mind since I don't look at it when I drive anyway.
It's great...I cannot downshift from 3rd to 2nd, or 5th to 4th like I do when I had the stocker. Much quicker, makes rev-matching easier. Also going from 2nd to 3rd is just like a quick upward motion to the right....hard to explain, you just have to experience it I guess. Great when you're at the track...I don't remember the last time I missed a gear since I've had the short-shifter. Can't go wrong...in my opinion. Also installed GFB's underhood shifter bushing, and Kart-Boy shifter bushings...great!
Originally Posted by marksae
From reading the Motor Trend MR article, it sounds like the MR, and maybe all 05s, will have teflon coated shifter cables. That would be something I'd want to retrofit into my EVO if the parts fit. It should definitely get rid of some of the shifter stickiness I'm experiencing right now.





