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    Default Short Shifters_Transmission Syncros

    I was told by a Transmission Rebuilder that Short Shifters mess up the syncros after a while.
    True or False
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    false. its all in driver error. take your time and get used to shifting with it shorter and when you have learned whats changed you can start to slam gears again.....but if you start slamming gears right away before you have learned it you could mess up the syncros.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 00 blk G20t View Post
    false. its all in driver error.
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    agreed. driver error



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    Ok. I mean it not that i cant drive, it's the the short movement that i like when you have a short shifter
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    Short shifters and exactly the same as the stock shifter...except shorter lol
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    not true, i had one in a trans for a long time. My first trans had over 100k miles with a short shifter. Now certain short shifters wear out depending on the material it was made of, specifically aluminum ones are junk.


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    Quote Originally Posted by MINI View Post
    Short shifters and exactly the same as the stock shifter...except shorter lol


    Actually they are longe;, making the shift distance shorter by added leverage because of the area below the ball being longer. But they are secretly gay.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Starrfire View Post
    Actually they are longe;, making the shift distance shorter by ADDED LEVERAGE because of the area below the ball being longer. But they are secretly gay.
    Added leverage = more leverage and stress on the transmission parts you're shifting.

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    Find a new transmission builder.

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    short shifters only damage syncros if youre stupid and cant shift.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Init2winit View Post
    Find a new transmission builder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dimer4life View Post
    Added leverage = more leverage and stress on the transmission parts you're shifting.
    UMMM NO. You can only put it into gear so far. Just like having a longer breaker bar to loosen a bolt, it doesn't damage the bol,t it is just easier. Just retards not used to the decreased shift distance and gait and grinding the shit out of the trans until it gives in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Init2winit View Post
    Find a new transmission builder.
    I've never dealt that rebuilder you are taking about them but this guy knows what's he is doing..
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