Best Short Shifter?
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Best Short Shifter?
Hey guys,
So I'm getting my G35 in two weeks (couldn't be more excited) and one of my first minor mods will be a short-shifter. I've had one on my A4 for years and I still love it.
Just like with my A4, I've found ones that are around $50, and then there are some that are much more. Anyone have any recommendations/opinions on which are best?
I'd appreciate any input. Thanks.
Dan
So I'm getting my G35 in two weeks (couldn't be more excited) and one of my first minor mods will be a short-shifter. I've had one on my A4 for years and I still love it.
Just like with my A4, I've found ones that are around $50, and then there are some that are much more. Anyone have any recommendations/opinions on which are best?
I'd appreciate any input. Thanks.
Dan
Searching is always good, but since you're new here... https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-cou...t-shifter.html
Personally I'd recommend the Rogue short shifter.
With ANY mod you do to your car, do NOT base your decision solely on price. There's a lot of cheap crap out there you can throw on a G, and you (9 times out of 10) will get exactly what you pay for - cheap crap. There's a lot that can be done to these cars but it doesn't typically come cheap.
Personally I'd recommend the Rogue short shifter.
With ANY mod you do to your car, do NOT base your decision solely on price. There's a lot of cheap crap out there you can throw on a G, and you (9 times out of 10) will get exactly what you pay for - cheap crap. There's a lot that can be done to these cars but it doesn't typically come cheap.
I did not want to mess with short shifter right away and wanted to tackle the issue with longer throws and height. Also the other issue was the stock shift **** has no weight to it so you have to literally push the shifter into each gear with slight force. Having a weighted shift **** that is 1 lb will make the shifter fall into gear like butter. The adjustability factor of the height along with the smaller shape of the TWM m1 abrams shift **** makes it a good choice. Also being able to snag it on ebay for $40 made a difference too
. What I did right away is remove the ATIS insert and threaded the **** all the way down the till it bottoms out. It sits very low and has 460grams behind it to shorten throws and add weight to make it fall into gear. I tried the Nismo carbon fiber shift **** that I snagged for $10 and that shizz was junk.
http://www.twmshiftknobs.com/shiftkn...20G35&twmonly=



. What I did right away is remove the ATIS insert and threaded the **** all the way down the till it bottoms out. It sits very low and has 460grams behind it to shorten throws and add weight to make it fall into gear. I tried the Nismo carbon fiber shift **** that I snagged for $10 and that shizz was junk.http://www.twmshiftknobs.com/shiftkn...20G35&twmonly=



Last edited by faiz23; Apr 21, 2012 at 06:11 PM.
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 104
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From: Montclair, NJ
Thanks for the posts guys. Yea I got a custom made 19g shift **** for my A4. It's amazing what a heavy shift **** will do. If the threading fits I'll still use that, but if not that link is useful!
I think I'm going Rogue... lol
I think I'm going Rogue... lol
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The only real difference between the Rogue and the TWM that I can see is the bushings TWM uses. That'd be an easy enough upgrade to do without spending the $80 difference for the TWM.
FWIW I love my Rogue.
FWIW I love my Rogue.
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