creednet69
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- Mazda Protege 5 2003
Just wondering how you would remove the stock shifter extension on the Protege 5 2003.
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yes you would, or you would have to get an aftermarket knob with the sidescrewsdaKiNeP5 said:Don't you have to rethread the shifter if you do that so the knob can go back on?
it doesn't technically shorten the throwLapisBlueProteg said:better than spending money for a short shifter!
if you are going to torch it, i would personally remove it or at least be VERY careful where you aim that sucka. it comes off literally in seconds if you heat up the whole thing quickly.brucelee said:did you all torch it off without taking the shifter out? or is that just dumb and dangerous?
Go to: www.twmperformance.comcreednet69 said:Do you guys know how to remove the shifter boot and all that in order to remove the extension... I just want to make sure I dont damage anything... It looks easy, but just want to know if you guys had problems doing so...
And can the stock shifter be easily reinstalled?
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I replaced my sedan shifter (same as P5) with an MP3 shifter (same as MSD) which is about one inch shorter than stock (above the fulcrum) and has no rubber extension. I noticed neither an increase in vibration or noise.brucelee said:i see that some people experience more vibration and noise because the extension is not there to dampen it...and some don't really say anything. for the most part is there not much change in that aspect as the stock?
it twists off pretty easily when torched real wellbrucelee said:ah thanks, glad to have that out of the way.
oh just one more thing, after torching, can you just pull on it with your hands (provided you've got heat resistant gloves or some protectant like that), or do you really need a vice grip or channel locks?
I used vise grips, it came off easily, but I wanted to make sure I didn't drop it and damage my interior.brucelee said:ah thanks, glad to have that out of the way.
oh just one more thing, after torching, can you just pull on it with your hands (provided you've got heat resistant gloves or some protectant like that), or do you really need a vice grip or channel locks?