I have a b&m short throw in mine. I think that it feels pretty good. I snapped the fork in my tranny before I snapped the B&M and usually it's the other way around. Its got a really sporty feel to it and I could really tell the different in distance of throw. The motor mounts really helped out also.NDM-SPEC said:Hello everyone... this applies to everyone who has experimented with short shifters in the MSPs... Out of all the ones I've looked at I was wondering if anyone knew what one gives you the shortest throw and stick length...
Thanks,
NDM-SPEC
Have you had any problems with 3rd? From what i understand that is the weakest link.JCell said:i have a B&M and LOVE it, nice short trows and very precise
I ******* had one until my car was "broke into" at a local shop and the took about 5 G's worth of s***. Now I took the stock shifter from my SI hatchback and 3rds a little difficult, but I actually really like the feel and the shape of the shifter. The B&M was shorter for me because I have an ES so it's not the same shifter.JCell said:nope, every gear just slides in..
but i also have a greddy counterweight knob
I have never had any rattling problem's out of mine. You sure you mounted it right and it sits all the way down?peepsalot said:Personally, I wouldn't recommend the B&M. I had it for a while and the rattling drove me up the wall. Although the machined housing looks pretty in pictures, the ball joint has about a millimeter of up/down play that can cause serious rattling if you have the motor mounts, kartboy and bronzeoil bushings.
After going back to stock, I realized the beauty of the stock design that provides zero play, without the need for precisely machined parts. The pieces that hold the ball in place are a plastic ring with a split, which allows them to sort of form around the ball when pressure is applied. The pressure is provided by the tight fitting rubber o-ring stuffed under the retaining clip.
I would recommend any other shifter that keeps this stock ball housing.
mspHtown said:i have the TWM short shifter and kartboy shifter bushings. AWESOME combo!!!! Extremely pleased with the quality, feel, and customer service of the TWM.
jeremy1210 said:anyone have any problems with the shifter bushing resting on the exhaust heatshield under the car? Looks like mine is and not sure how to fix it