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#407529 Feb 23, 12:28am
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Anybody have one of these, how do you like it, got any pics?

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get B&M or TWM thumbsup


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Originally Posted by gtscelica05
get B&M or TWM thumbsup
I believe the question was about OBX short shifter, not about what you think he should get.


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Originally Posted by ASheva10
Originally Posted by gtscelica05
get B&M or TWM thumbsup
I believe the question was about OBX short shifter, not about what you think he should get.

I was just makin suggestion on what he should get if hes thinkin of getting a SS


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i would like to know if anyone has installed one of the obx short shifter also. b/c i was thinking about getting one

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all the s/s have the same install procedures, requires same amount of time, and replaces the same parts. Though, i know that B&M used to give you a shift know, but not anymore, but they give you raised bushings that go under the shifter. Now with OBX i cant guarantee you if they come with it. And as far as quality goes, you really cant get baad quality with a s/s becuase of what company. And i mean as far as breaking goes, its made out of metal, but what comes down to it, is percentage of shorter throw. IE, TWM has a shorter stick, but B&M is known to have a shorter throw. But by all means, try it out!


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i have obx works great everything is including (bushings and such)


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Thanx for the responses, a lot of good insight as well as opinions.

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yeah i have one too, no problems at all and came with everything needed


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thankz for the help guy i think i'm gonna try the obx.

noel or drkramm is shifting gears easier or more precise?

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not as easy since any short shifter is gonna takre a lil more effort then normal (get used to very quickly and forget just as fast) but you now feel every gear i click in to each gear literally its great i lvoe it


hey thats a 20 minute phone call
"if i have seen farther it is by standing on the shoulders of giants"
derek: do you know that non dairy cream is flamable
Jennie: ...derek..what did you do

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^^^ i agree grin


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