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will the shift kever from an s4 (84-88) work in an s5 (89-92)

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Old 01-18-13, 09:04 PM
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will the shift kever from an s4 (84-88) work in an s5 (89-92)

reason im asking is I have access to a parts car and I like the feel of the s4 shift **** and I know the s4 shifter had different thread pitch. I also want to buy the mazdatrix short shifter for my s5 but I have the s4 ****.
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Why not just put it in and find out? It wouldn't take very long.

I'm saying the ***** are probably thread the same but the levers are probably different.

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I'm pretty sure all short shifters are going to be s5 thread pitch since it is way more common of a thread pitch for aftermarket shift *****.

S4 shift lever will work, but when you upgrade to a short shifter you'll have to get another ****, unless you can find one with the less desirable s4 thread pitch.
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Originally Posted by beachFC
I'm pretty sure all short shifters are going to be s5 thread pitch since it is way more common of a thread pitch for aftermarket shift *****.

S4 shift lever will work, but when you upgrade to a short shifter you'll have to get another ****, unless you can find one with the less desirable s4 thread pitch.
Never knew the shift **** threads were different and the levers were interchangeable..seems weird since they aren't sold as universal for all 86-91 models...hmm

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Originally Posted by beachFC
I'm pretty sure all short shifters are going to be s5 thread pitch since it is way more common of a thread pitch for aftermarket shift *****.

S4 shift lever will work, but when you upgrade to a short shifter you'll have to get another ****, unless you can find one with the less desirable s4 thread pitch.
not 100 percent Beach.
I got a C's shifter with a S4 thread pattern.
This is my second one.
the First one I had milled to fit s5 sized shift *****.
S4 Shifter: M12 x 1.5

S5 Shifter: M10 x 1.25
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Well does anyone have an s5 shift **** they wanna let go?
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Make a want to buy thread in the for sale section.

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Only difference is the shift thread pitch. Totally interchangeable.
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A forum member hit me up. Thanks for the info guys
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Originally Posted by wthdidusay82

I'm saying the ***** are probably thread the same but the levers are probably different.

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Why are you posting misinformation that you don't know 100%?

Just don't post at all in that case.
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My bad, I like to post and was trying to help.

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Old 01-24-13, 09:41 PM
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Replying with what you think is "probably" correct, is gonna hurt more than help
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It was an honest mistake

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Old 01-25-13, 01:55 AM
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It is a stupid mistake as this info is in the stickies and FAQ, every noob should read this first...

If all this kind of false information should not be posted, i think postcount drops atleast 30% making it easier to find the right info with a few clicks.
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