re amemiya short shifter question
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It sits relatively close to stock height, if you ask me.
I went from some off-name brand notchy POS short-throw to the RE-Anemiya and I love it.
What's really going to make the shifter feel lower, if that's what you're looking for, is the shift **** you use.
I use the stock shift-****, which I like because of it's weight and feel. It makes the height feel relatively stock, but the throw itself is nice and short, and shifts like butter.
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I went from some off-name brand notchy POS short-throw to the RE-Anemiya and I love it.
What's really going to make the shifter feel lower, if that's what you're looking for, is the shift **** you use.
I use the stock shift-****, which I like because of it's weight and feel. It makes the height feel relatively stock, but the throw itself is nice and short, and shifts like butter.
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Hello
Our D1 spec short shifter is aound 1/2 inch shorter than the stock one.
But some other differences.
There used to be many short shifters for FD3S in Japan.
All the other products were just shortened.
Then, shifting feeling got worse.
Our idea about short shifter is quite different.
Short shift travel and good feeling.
I will post pics later.
Our D1 spec short shifter is aound 1/2 inch shorter than the stock one.
But some other differences.
There used to be many short shifters for FD3S in Japan.
All the other products were just shortened.
Then, shifting feeling got worse.
Our idea about short shifter is quite different.
Short shift travel and good feeling.
I will post pics later.
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#10
Mr. Links
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There's a picture of it in this thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/re-amemiya-short-shifter-installed%3B-pics-498580/
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/re-amemiya-short-shifter-installed%3B-pics-498580/
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The RE Amemiya D-Spec shifter I bought looks exactly like the one Majik posted a pic of.
The specs and/or length of fulcrum point is not really the issue, though. Like I mentioned earlier, this shifter feels like the shifter out of an NB Miata, which IMO is the best-feeling shifter I've ever used.
Not notchy, just not loose in your hand, and a flick of the wrist is all it takes to go through the gears. I'm definitely stoked on my purchase.
The specs and/or length of fulcrum point is not really the issue, though. Like I mentioned earlier, this shifter feels like the shifter out of an NB Miata, which IMO is the best-feeling shifter I've ever used.
Not notchy, just not loose in your hand, and a flick of the wrist is all it takes to go through the gears. I'm definitely stoked on my purchase.