C's short shifter specs
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C's short shifter specs
Hey all,
I bought a C's short shifter and have been using it for quite some time. I was wondering if anyone out there knows of or has the details of the screw threads.
What i have on there right now is one of those oem asian aftermarket replacement ***** - basically you find in any Pepboys/Trak Auto/Parts America. It's a plastic piece you slide over the top covering the original threads. You pick which one that fits the closest and then you put the replacement **** on top and use screws or whatever the kit comes and screw them all together. I would prefer to actually have a legit **** that will use the actual threads.
Any help would be appreciative. Thanks
I bought a C's short shifter and have been using it for quite some time. I was wondering if anyone out there knows of or has the details of the screw threads.
What i have on there right now is one of those oem asian aftermarket replacement ***** - basically you find in any Pepboys/Trak Auto/Parts America. It's a plastic piece you slide over the top covering the original threads. You pick which one that fits the closest and then you put the replacement **** on top and use screws or whatever the kit comes and screw them all together. I would prefer to actually have a legit **** that will use the actual threads.
Any help would be appreciative. Thanks
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Originally Posted by rxrichard
Whats The Brand Name And Where Did You Get The Short Shifter?
Hope that helps you.
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Originally Posted by hIGGI
regular FC shifter/**** threads are either 10x1.25 for S5 or 12x1.5 for S4
Unfortunately, the original FC **** won't fit. It's actually too big for the shifter. He ended up using electrical tape and taping the threads and then screwing the original **** on it.
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