Creative Steel adjustable shifter
. They have my money when the time comes. I am sticking with the PUO shifter, though. It does what I need it to do. 
12-04-2014, 06:11 PM
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Cool thanks for the quick customer response Max I'm stoked! And thank you for the spoon feeding me about how the shifter is attached. I would've dropped exhaust, driveshaft then lower my tranny thinking the shifter was connected to tranny and broke the **** out of everyhting, SO THANK YOU MAX!
Derek, did you also install the linkage bushingsas well?
Derek, did you also install the linkage bushingsas well?
Woot woot! Adapter is here!
12-05-2014, 07:32 AM
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Yes, I installed the linkage bushings as well which helped.
The only play left in the shifter is side-to-side (while in gear) which I've learned to live with and, again, is not related to the short-shifter but the actual shifter arm assembly which requires an additional step I didn't want to get into, namely removing the shifter arm assembly from the tranny or dropping the tranny and spot welding the ball and socket joint on the center linkage bar.
The only play left in the shifter is side-to-side (while in gear) which I've learned to live with and, again, is not related to the short-shifter but the actual shifter arm assembly which requires an additional step I didn't want to get into, namely removing the shifter arm assembly from the tranny or dropping the tranny and spot welding the ball and socket joint on the center linkage bar.
12-05-2014, 09:06 AM
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Max and creative steel have proven to care about the v1 community. I Thank them for continuing to create better items.
It's very clear that creative steel identifies a problem and executes a solution.
I'm excited to give them more money in the future.
It's very clear that creative steel identifies a problem and executes a solution.
I'm excited to give them more money in the future.
12-06-2014, 09:06 AM
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Damnit, Max!! Another product I'm adding to my wishlist. I have a Brian's "first gen" shifter currently and was really thinkin' about getting his "2nd gen" one to see if it improved anything. But the adjustability of this CS shifter looks very, very appealing. And the thing just LOOKS badass!!
