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30 May 2004, 02:26 am
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Re: Short shifter issue
ILJ wrote:
> I have an 88 civic hatch and I want to buy a short shifter. But I wanna know > if they really reduce throw "from 25-50 %." Which does sound like a lot. Oh. > The shift boot seems stock to the floor. How could I possible take the boot > out without ripping it? And later, how would I put it back? > Thanks > > A shorter shifter will shorten the throw distance, though I don't remember the exact mathematical formula (probably a^2 + b^2 = c^2 though). If there is a console in the vehicle remove it and you will find the bolts or screws that hold the boot down, otherwise you may have to go under the vehicle to see if there are nuts to remove. Eric -- To Reply directly delete "removethis" from email address     
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