bigbossin
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Had one on my ninth
9th Gen 2012 Civic Short Shifter Finally Here!
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Stoe
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Ordering the parts today to start building my custom short shifter!!!!!!!
Eddie Blanco
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That's a pro job!
Actually fellas, having issues shifting into 4th and 6th under high rpms.. ran a 15.1 at the track twice because the damn thing wouldn't go into 4th.. had to wait for the rpms to come down 500.. I question if it has anything to do with the 1.25" that I cut off the threads :/
bigbossin
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I would check your shifter housing make sure the cables are clearing and nothing is getting caught up
EJ8*
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Why did u take it out any issues with it?
bigbossin
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No actually traded the car in
EJ8*
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did you have any problems with the 8th gen one on your 9th gen? i was plan on getting a 8th gen SS on my 9th gen si
bigbossin
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No not at all, still have to trim the piece off the housing so there's no rubbing
Stoe
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Big bossing you should sell me you old adapter
bigbossin
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Left it on the car didn't want to deal with getting the screws.out
bigbossin
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Amazon is the place to go
vinnydanks
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K got my stuff done.. Wasn't easy i.m.o., especially getting the little blue cap off.. Some pics for everyone:
twm bronze shift knob
Install
Threaded down to the base and also cut about an inch of thread off
shot of the S. shifter and the stupid blue cap.. GOOD LUCK getting it off!
driver side final shot
passenger side
OMG thats exactly what i want to do i just dont want to go through the hastle of taking the whole shifter out :/
bigbossin
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You don't have to, the panel on the right is pretty flexable
joon joon
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yeah you can undo the 2 clips on the right side, and you can easily move the right side a bit..
Stoe
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Ok I just cut my threads they don't look deep enough to hold anything? Did you check them with a nut?
JonnyRotten
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Did you use the correct size die Stoe?
Stoe
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Yea 10X1.5
JonnyRotten
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That's strange. Is the shaft tapered?