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Old Mar 24, 2016, 12:56 PM
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hey guys ive looked around and cant find much info about short shifters for the evo 8...theres a couple of threads but very old 08 - 12...seems like not alot of people use short shifters on these cars? is it worth it? any info on which is the best to buy? i know that they sell the shifter base bushings...are those worth it?
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I use works but twm performance and b&m also make short shifters.
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how do you like it and did you use the base bushings?
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Works great, shifts are more precise and I have the base bushings as well.
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no real viable option for the MR 6 speeds as far as I know. I heard a while back you could get it done at the Works shop itself but that they did not do mail out kits. Idk what you have, may not pertain.
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Works ones seem pretty good, not much cutting/modifications needed.
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I just upgraded my 5spd from the stock shift lever to a Works short shift lever. I liked the feel, but it actually shortened the height of the knob a bit more than I wanted, so I went out and got a taller knob. Now the knob sits a bit higher than stock, but the shift throw is pretty short because of the Works shift lever. For the record I also have billet bushings on the shift tower and it's purty darn notchy. Good luck!
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I use the B&M adjustable, adjusted to the shortest throw. Also have Buschur base and cable bushings. I bought the shifter used from a vendor on here, probably can't find them new anymore.
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I have a Perrin short shifter that I took out of a previous Evo I owned: Perrin typically makes really nice products.
Shoot me a PM if you are interested, I just remembered I had it in garage for ages.
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see that's what I'm afraid of...the notchiness...I don't mind the cutting and stuff...I'm pretty good with that stuff...works looks like a complete kit but a bit expensive compared to others...I haven't found much on the perrin shifters...all of the old threads seem to be about works, twm, and torque solution...
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Just installed the works. Easy to install and good feel
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Do u have a link to the works shifter
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B&M Short Throw Shifter with metal bushings. Also have the Buschur under the hood bushings.Seems to do the trick.
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Originally Posted by nor11384
hey guys ive looked around and cant find much info about short shifters for the evo 8...theres a couple of threads but very old 08 - 12...seems like not alot of people use short shifters on these cars? is it worth it? any info on which is the best to buy? i know that they sell the shifter base bushings...are those worth it?
Torque solutions has a kit, short shifter, underhood and shifter base busings all for like less than $130, i have this, shifts feel crisper!
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Originally Posted by roni4g63
Torque solutions has a kit, short shifter, underhood and shifter base busings all for like less than $130, i have this, shifts feel crisper!
I had this on a previous evo 8 and I would say for the price and the quality you can not beat it.


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