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Has anybody installed a short throw shifter on their car and if so do you think it was worth the expense?
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The Steeda Tri Ax shifter is in stock and ready to ship!

More info here: Steeda Tri-Ax Shifter

Product Benefits:

30% throw reduction
No increase in shifter NVH (noise, vibration and harshness)
Retains reverse lockout
Retains factory back-up camera
Made of high-quality 4140 heat-treated and nickel-plated steel
Comes with a lifetime warranty
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And for those who want a more hardcore solution, we have the Steeda MT-82 Tri-Ax Race shifter.

More info here: Steeda MT-82 Tri-Ax Race Short Shifter

We currently dont keep these in stock, they are to order.
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The Steeda Tri Ax shifter is in stock and ready to ship!

Order HERE

Product Benefits:

30% throw reduction
No increase in shifter NVH (noise, vibration and harshness)
Retains reverse lockout
Retains factory back-up camera
Made of high-quality 4140 heat-treated and nickel-plated steel
Comes with a lifetime warranty

Yep I've got the steeda tri-ax and think it's very good, well worth the money

The only slight issue I've got is that I also installed the steeda black delrin reverse lockout with this, and it's 'dropped' it's hold on the tri-ax shifter bit below it. It grips on with 3 little screws and lost it's grip (so I'm currently reversing by grabbing the bottom of the gear stick with my hand and manually pulling the reverse engager up. Not sure if it just wasn't tightened enough or if I should drill holes through...
 

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[MENTION=24982]anubis[/MENTION] the guys at the factory probably think the screws were a bit loose / came loose.

As the screws are little be careful not to strip them when tightening.
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