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Old Sep 23, 2009, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Evo spec D
Kracka can you answer my question as well please
I could but I'm on my honeymoon right now so I'm trying to stay off the forums as much as I can this week I'll be sure to get back to this thread once I'm back in town! I think I've actually answered that question in this thread before so maybe search in this thread for it a bit.
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Originally Posted by wjamyers
you're the effin MAN. done and done.

THANK YOU!!
hey man take pics of the short shifter when your done installing. i want to see how low it sits and the angle of the shifter. i have the perrin and i dont like the tilted angle on it.
Old Sep 24, 2009, 06:27 AM
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Here is how Scheides' sits:



The shifter has a small tilt to it and he has it tilted towards the driver's side since he is shorter, but since I am taller and sit further back I have mine tilted towards the rear. We both have ours on the shortest settings.
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Here is mine with the rearward tilt:



And Scheides' with side tilt:



(all these pictures are available if you follow the links in the first 2 posts)
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On to the MAP Crankcase Vents! They've been proven to work on multiple cars and I've help a lot of locals install their set and I haven't heard a single complaint. Most the local Evo's run them along with a lot of a S2k's. On my Evo I noticed a smoother idle, better throttle response, and better fuel mileage. On my S2000 I went from burning 1 qt of oil every 2k miles to zero consumption in 5k miles! Basically what they do a create a vacuum in the crankcase that allows for less drag on the rotating assembly allowing for more efficient operation. The vacuum also helps the piston rings seal better leading to more power and less oil consumption. All in all for the fairly low cost I really do recommend them to all owners.
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Could you take a pic of it kracka? Is it a difficult install?
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Originally Posted by rn.evo
hey man take pics of the short shifter when your done installing. i want to see how low it sits and the angle of the shifter. i have the perrin and i dont like the tilted angle on it.
Will do.
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Originally Posted by Kracka
On to the MAP Crankcase Vents! They've been proven to work on multiple cars and I've help a lot of locals install their set and I haven't heard a single complaint. Most the local Evo's run them along with a lot of a S2k's. On my Evo I noticed a smoother idle, better throttle response, and better fuel mileage. On my S2000 I went from burning 1 qt of oil every 2k miles to zero consumption in 5k miles! Basically what they do a create a vacuum in the crankcase that allows for less drag on the rotating assembly allowing for more efficient operation. The vacuum also helps the piston rings seal better leading to more power and less oil consumption. All in all for the fairly low cost I really do recommend them to all owners.
Thank you for the response! I did pick them up but the install instructions are vague which end goes where?
PS enjoy your honemoon don't get in trouble surfing the board!!!
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The fatter end of the vents always go on the valve cover side. One goes between the stock PCV valve and intake manifold and the other goes in the breather hose between the valve cover and intake pipe (or catch-can, or atmosphere, however you have it setup).
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Originally Posted by Kracka
The fatter end of the vents always go on the valve cover side. One goes between the stock PCV valve and intake manifold and the other goes in the breather hose between the valve cover and intake pipe (or catch-can, or atmosphere, however you have it setup).
thanks appreciate the information
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this is a good list for all the noobs like me lol
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Great thread, thanks!
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Thank you for writing this! i check up on this every once in a while for a reminder of some stuff that owuld be nice to have. thanks
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this is a legend thread, the Op has done a great job informing us lesser mortals who know stuff all.

Lately i've felt my life is incomplete.......now i know why. I just gotta have that short shifta kit. Unfortunatley all the e-bay links are no longer current, anyone know where i can get one, i soooo wanna do this mod.

cheers
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Thanks, we spent a lot of time working on it!

The short shift kit on ebay was *really* hard! type in ebay.com then search for "evo short shifter"

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Lance...Q5fCarQ5fParts

Back down to $30 shipped, very nice.


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