is it really worth it?
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is it really worth it?
Are short throws really worth the money?I am thinkin about buying one. Is there any that is really "the best" short throw?or are they all different, if so what are the differences?any help would be greatly appreciated. -chris-
#2
RE: is it really worth it?
i have a B+M ripper, it made a world of diffrence over that sloppy stock crap I had. I paid $75 for it used (but it was like new) It feels good and tight. Pro 5.0's feel good and I hear good things about the Steeda tri ax. If I had my choice I think I would buy a pro 5.0 because i like the way it felt on my buddy's tremec. I got a good deal on my B+M Anything is better than stock.
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RE: is it really worth it?
ORIGINAL: 1994gtchris
Are short throws really worth the money?I am thinkin about buying one. Is there any that is really "the best" short throw?or are they all different, if so what are the differences?any help would be greatly appreciated. -chris-
Are short throws really worth the money?I am thinkin about buying one. Is there any that is really "the best" short throw?or are they all different, if so what are the differences?any help would be greatly appreciated. -chris-
#8
RE: is it really worth it?
yup very worth it, i gotta ripper shifter, i love how close the gears are..... before it was a long travel to each gear, and i always mis shifted 3rd gear.... prolly wouldnt have a bad tranny if i got the shifter when i got the car