Juje Racing Shift boot set for Proteges
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matttrix said:
oh great.. i've got a black w/silver stitching in the mail.. when it gets here, i'll post how mine looks.. white or silver.. if it's white, i may go buy a silver fabric pen and try to paint it silver
hehehe..Monstermile
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- Yes I have one
I'd like to see an installed pic of one for the shorter shifter when someone gets one.
BTW how long is the 20% offer good for??
BTW how long is the 20% offer good for??
flat_black
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Got mine in the mail, modified for a short shifter, and black with black stitching. =) What can I say? I love black!
Anyhoo, I'll take a pic for everyone tommorow, for those interested.
Anyhoo, I'll take a pic for everyone tommorow, for those interested.
jujeracing.com
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matttrix said:
We are very sorry to hear that there was an error in your order. We are more regretful to admit that the error was on our part. There was a mistake made with the black with silver stitching sets that have been processed prior to today and they were stitched with the wrong color.
Thank you very much for bringing this to our attention. If you could return the incorrect items to us we will be able to send out the correct sets and a refund of 50% to those that have purchased a black with silver stitching set before October 24, 2003 at 5:00pm
Monstermile said:
The 20% will be in affect until Monday - November 17
Yes, like mentioned above. If you place an order and you do not receive an email confirmation of shipment email within 3 days (at most), please email us to confirm the order was received and accepted with us by email.
Once again if you have any questions please feel free to email us at sales@jujeracing.com
I just e-mailed you guys about the short shifter boot and was pretty vague. My shifter is a lot shorter than your everyday short shifters and I'm using an aftermarket mazdaspeed shift knob so there is no where to tuck in extra fabric. I was wondering if you guys could make a boot for me if I give you the proper measurements. i.e. the diameter of the the stick and then height of the stick from the centerpiece. Thanks
jrodhotrod
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- 2003 Mazda Protege5 (Mine) 2002 Nissan Sentra GXE (Wife's)
Very Nice. I just bought a set of the black with yellow stitching.
I love the matching boot for the e-brake. I'll be installing mine when I put my short shifter in.
Nice work guys!
I love the matching boot for the e-brake. I'll be installing mine when I put my short shifter in.
Nice work guys!
jujeracing.com
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Zooooooooooom said:
No I am sorry we do not include installation directions. This is only because the installation is so easy. It takes under 20 minutes.
Our Shift boots are a direct replacement for your factory set, so the same hardware is utilized.
To install the e-brake boot, just slip it over your e-brake as shipped to you (with material folded under. Then lift your e-brake up and down a few times until the e-brake boot is all the way down. It should fit snug and require nothing to hold it down.
Hmmmm, i haven't looked at it closely, but it looks like it could be a pain in the ass to get it off. I want to put a different handle on, but i heard i had to get some sort of adaptor. If anyones done this, or purchased and installed the ebrake boot, let me know if it was easy.
Unwritten04
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- 2001+ (2002) Vivid Yellow Protege5
No its really easy. I installed it wrong at first, and right now it looks even better than the picture I originally set Juje. These are the steps for the ebrake boot.
Take off the cover that sits over the brake by grabbing the hole the ebrake comes out of and pulling. It will pop out. Next, slide the boot over the ebrake. Then you should push the boot down so that the smaller end should be even with the rubber stock ebrake cover that sits on the bottom of the ebrake.. Let the longer end rest in gap behind the ebrake. This will make it fit snug and stay in place. You don't need an adaptor or anything, you just may have to push the boot down everyonce in a while if it starts to ride up. Hope this helps.
Take off the cover that sits over the brake by grabbing the hole the ebrake comes out of and pulling. It will pop out. Next, slide the boot over the ebrake. Then you should push the boot down so that the smaller end should be even with the rubber stock ebrake cover that sits on the bottom of the ebrake.. Let the longer end rest in gap behind the ebrake. This will make it fit snug and stay in place. You don't need an adaptor or anything, you just may have to push the boot down everyonce in a while if it starts to ride up. Hope this helps.
Unwritten04
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- 2001+ (2002) Vivid Yellow Protege5
I'll take pictures tomorrow so you check it out
p5sundevil
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- 03.5 MidnightBlue p5
howd u get confused, the rectangular piece that is around where the ebrake goes into the centor console, yank on that and it pops out, it is a piece of plastic.
then slide the boot on, still following here, you can tell where the ebrake handle ends and the rubber stock "boot" begins, that is where the top of the new boot stops, then let the rest hang DOWN into the rectangular hole. when u put the plastic rectangle piece back in that you popped out it will make the boot fit snug.
YOUR DONE
hehe
=P
then slide the boot on, still following here, you can tell where the ebrake handle ends and the rubber stock "boot" begins, that is where the top of the new boot stops, then let the rest hang DOWN into the rectangular hole. when u put the plastic rectangle piece back in that you popped out it will make the boot fit snug.
YOUR DONE
hehe
=P
