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Old 10-22-07, 02:52 AM
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This would look really nice in the FC/FD
http://www.mazdausa.com/MusaWeb/spee...ModelYear=2006


I know it's meant for the Miata, but has anyone ever try installing one in their FC?
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Old 10-22-07, 04:28 AM
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Cute, though I prefer my teflon ****. No matter how greasy my hands may get, the shifter is always snow white after a quick rub.
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i'd like to know if the thread pattern is the same, that would look great in a FC
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the **** will most probably fit an S5 shift lever...
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yea...the **** probably fits...the e-brake handle...no clue.

I personally like my custom Rx-8 **** and Redline leather shift boot and e-brake shroud.
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Originally Posted by Delphince
Cute, though I prefer my teflon ****. No matter how greasy my hands may get, the shifter is always snow white after a quick rub.
Where'd you get that?
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I'm sure someone has it, or maybe it is true, every FC owner is broke.
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That would look nice. But then I would have to spend hundreds of dollars replacing the whole shifter to get that to thread on properly.

Ahh who am I kidding, I'm just a poor FC owner :/ I rather spend that money on something for my engine
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i just use my OEM S5 = good stuff.
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OEM S5 ftw! maybe a razo if we push things... but they get HOT quick!
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heres the mazdaspeed **** that im using

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Originally Posted by asiansuperstar
I'm sure someone has it, or maybe it is true, every FC owner is broke.

its true. BTW i might use this its funny
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