Short Throw Shifter
- Thread starter Rodericm
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Ha ha, nice jj.
If you went from having a normal Shifter to a short throw you would notice the difference immediately. But seeing as yours was ordered with the option...maybe sit in a wrx or Sti with a normal one and then compare it to the feel/ look of yours when it comes in.
If you went from having a normal Shifter to a short throw you would notice the difference immediately. But seeing as yours was ordered with the option...maybe sit in a wrx or Sti with a normal one and then compare it to the feel/ look of yours when it comes in.
I am not 100% sure on this, but I believe the short throw option is offered by SPT (subaru's) performance part brand. So there should be some sort of marking on it that can be seen if you remove the bezel around the shifter. Even if it is only a part number stamped on it you can cross reference it with google or something. Maybe someone someone with this option can comfirm any markings.
Robert Viehweger
Daily Driver
I want a short throw shifter, but I'm not paying SPT prices for one just because they want to replace all the linkage. At the same time, I am clumsy and don't want to lose my reverse lockout. Not sure if there's a way to keep it or not with a Cobb or some such.
Robert Viehweger
Daily Driver
My understanding on the Cobb, as explained to me by Scott Stokes, who has one, is that you can adjust the actual shift lever itself to adjust how far you have to move to make the shift front to back, left to right, and height distance, I had thought. Could have totally misunderstood him, though.zzzz
http://www.cobbtuning.com/Subaru-6-Spd-Double-Adjustable-Short-Throw-Shifter-p/215315.htm
http://www.cobbtuning.com/Subaru-6-Spd-Double-Adjustable-Short-Throw-Shifter-p/215315.htm
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