Tri-ax ease of shift?
04-24-2005, 11:54 PM
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RE: Tri-ax ease of shift?
well that's a little relief for me. it goes into gear a lot quicker than the stock one, it just requires more force to do so. it slides right to the gear though. it had 2000 miles on it from the guy i bought it from.
04-24-2005, 11:55 PM
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RE: Tri-ax ease of shift?
i had bad experiences today with my shifter.. i grinded like 4 times. [:@][:@]
i dont know what it is... i had the clutch pedal to the ground and it just grinded when i shifted, dont know whats going on. happened to me going into 2nd once, downshifting into 2nd once, and then also upshifting into 4th once. just i dont get it?
i dont know what it is... i had the clutch pedal to the ground and it just grinded when i shifted, dont know whats going on. happened to me going into 2nd once, downshifting into 2nd once, and then also upshifting into 4th once. just i dont get it?
04-24-2005, 11:56 PM
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RE: Tri-ax ease of shift?
ORIGINAL: nanaki
well that's a little relief for me. it goes into gear a lot quicker than the stock one, it just requires more force to do so. it slides right to the gear though. it had 2000 miles on it from the guy i bought it from.
well that's a little relief for me. it goes into gear a lot quicker than the stock one, it just requires more force to do so. it slides right to the gear though. it had 2000 miles on it from the guy i bought it from.
it should be broken in pretty well then probably. it will require more force to go into gear though.
04-24-2005, 11:56 PM
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RE: Tri-ax ease of shift?
ORIGINAL: nanaki
well that's a little relief for me. it goes into gear a lot quicker than the stock one, it just requires more force to do so. it slides right to the gear though. it had 2000 miles on it from the guy i bought it from.
well that's a little relief for me. it goes into gear a lot quicker than the stock one, it just requires more force to do so. it slides right to the gear though. it had 2000 miles on it from the guy i bought it from.
04-25-2005, 12:00 AM
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RE: Tri-ax ease of shift?
i didn't miss third, i'm just used to the stock one and i can just gently push it in with my finger if i had to (which i don't see me needing to do that exactly 
). it just caught me off guard when i threw it in and it spat it back out at me saying F-U DAVE! I'M NOT GOIN THERE! i was like "HOLY SHAT! MY SHIFTER SPOKE TO ME". ok, maybe it didn't happen exactly like that, but it did speak to me.
). it just caught me off guard when i threw it in and it spat it back out at me saying F-U DAVE! I'M NOT GOIN THERE! i was like "HOLY SHAT! MY SHIFTER SPOKE TO ME". ok, maybe it didn't happen exactly like that, but it did speak to me.
04-25-2005, 12:02 AM
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RE: Tri-ax ease of shift?
ORIGINAL: nanaki
i didn't miss third, i'm just used to the stock one and i can just gently push it in with my finger if i had to (which i don't see me needing to do that exactly). it just caught me off guard when i threw it in and it spat it back out at me saying F-U DAVE! I'M NOT GOIN THERE! i was like "HOLY SHAT! MY SHIFTER SPOKE TO ME". ok, maybe it didn't happen exactly like that, but it did speak to me.
i didn't miss third, i'm just used to the stock one and i can just gently push it in with my finger if i had to (which i don't see me needing to do that exactly
). it just caught me off guard when i threw it in and it spat it back out at me saying F-U DAVE! I'M NOT GOIN THERE! i was like "HOLY SHAT! MY SHIFTER SPOKE TO ME". ok, maybe it didn't happen exactly like that, but it did speak to me.
yea it kicks back at me every now and then when i get lazy.
