short shift adapter
short shift adapter
I already posted this in ramblings, but thought I'd start a new thread in car talk. Ok it is a short shift adapter made by neuspeed. You can see a picture at their website. It doesn't replace the rod, but claims 35% reduced throw. What do you guys think. It is only 50 bucks. Will this shorten the knob at all?

Fits 2002-up 3.2CL Type-S with 6 speed manual transmission.
Every NEUSPEED Short Shift kit is precision-made for each application. For the Acura CL Type S cable shift mechanism, our kit utilizes a CNC machined billet aluminum adapter. Replacement of the entire shift lever is not necessary. This kit reduces throw by approximately 35%.
Notes
Installation is performed entirely from the center console using simple hand tools and a drill.
**Special introduction price of $49.95 for Internet customers only. Supplies are limited.**
http://neuspeed.com/products/product_details.asp?app=35|C4&type=3<ype=ns_import&p_id=1746
I have the B&M adaptor for my 2.3 CL and it did help reduce the throws and made them notchier, which is good. Along with a smaller shift knob it improved my shifting speed and fun a lot. The install was real easy too.
Re: short shift adapter
Originally posted by brian6speed
It is only 50 bucks. Will this shorten the knob at all?
It is only 50 bucks. Will this shorten the knob at all?
This PLUS a lower set knob (mine's been ordered) might be a cool mod.
I'll see how I like my knob. If I'm still interested in a shorter throw it's hard to see how one can go wrong for $50.
It looks like just a bracket for the link between the cable and the shift stick. It must just change the length or angle of the cable's attachment and thereby change the throw. Simple enough.
I'll see how I like my knob. If I'm still interested in a shorter throw it's hard to see how one can go wrong for $50.
It looks like just a bracket for the link between the cable and the shift stick. It must just change the length or angle of the cable's attachment and thereby change the throw. Simple enough.
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Looks interesting, but I’ll wait on a couple of test reports from you guys before I rip my console apart again.
I’m so used to this setup after a year of driving that I don’t really want to screw with it.
My only complaint about the stock shifter was that it was too small for my hand and slightly high for comfort/appearance.
My throws got slightly shorter when I installed my MOMO knob and it addressed the other problems.
I don’t really have any complaints right now because the knob is about an inch lower and has much more MASS to it.
Shawn S
I’m so used to this setup after a year of driving that I don’t really want to screw with it.
My only complaint about the stock shifter was that it was too small for my hand and slightly high for comfort/appearance.
My throws got slightly shorter when I installed my MOMO knob and it addressed the other problems.
I don’t really have any complaints right now because the knob is about an inch lower and has much more MASS to it.
Shawn S
Originally posted by lou
how the fawk do I order can somebody link please
how the fawk do I order can somebody link please
Originally posted by Smitty
Do report back fellas after your install... Pics are welcome if you need someone to host them.
Do report back fellas after your install... Pics are welcome if you need someone to host them.
Originally posted by DDT-TypeS

Fits 2002-up 3.2CL Type-S with 6 speed manual transmission.
Notes
Installation is performed entirely from the center console using simple hand tools and a drill.

Fits 2002-up 3.2CL Type-S with 6 speed manual transmission.
Notes
Installation is performed entirely from the center console using simple hand tools and a drill.
So still no luck ordering fellas??? They on backorder for sure?
P.S. 02???.... thought manual only came out in 03...?? Am I missing something???
Rob you sure its on back order. I ordered mine last night, and just called them to check. They said it isn't on backorder. Said it hasn't officially been released yet. He also said I will basically be the first to get it. Did you call them? How you know its on backorder. Said he will be shipping mine out tommorrow.
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Originally posted by Titand19
I'll wait til I get my voo doo knob, then I'll see if I need to shorten the throw. I most probably will.
I'll wait til I get my voo doo knob, then I'll see if I need to shorten the throw. I most probably will.
Titan which one did you get. Titanium or aluminum? Did you get it engraved. I like it engraved with the shift pattern. Good price also. Please post pics of the knob once you get it installed.
Originally posted by bnavarro
I bought a neuspeed short shift for my civic SI. I worked pretty good. I would def recommend it. Only mine cost 100
I bought a neuspeed short shift for my civic SI. I worked pretty good. I would def recommend it. Only mine cost 100
Originally posted by brian6speed
I noticed on the neuspeed site that it is basically the same as the one for the civic and prelude. bnavarro what exactly does it do?
I noticed on the neuspeed site that it is basically the same as the one for the civic and prelude. bnavarro what exactly does it do?
http://www.k-series.com/tech_detail....ch_ID=NS_EP_SS
He's an example of the difference between stock and short throw.
See how the distance is reduced by 30%
Originally posted by brian6speed
Titan which one did you get. Titanium or aluminum? Did you get it engraved. I like it engraved with the shift pattern. Good price also. Please post pics of the knob once you get it installed.
Titan which one did you get. Titanium or aluminum? Did you get it engraved. I like it engraved with the shift pattern. Good price also. Please post pics of the knob once you get it installed.
The length of the shifter. The length of the cables. Some short throws just decrease the total length of the shifter arm. some use spacers to decrease the length of the short throw. The one for the acura seems to be an adapter or spacer of some type.


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i'll let you know when i put it in, should be tomorrow