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    DJRINC18
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    7g short shifter

    I'm lucky enough to have a 5-speed Galant. However I grew accustomed to having a short shifter in my previous car. The problem I'm encountering now is that I can't find one for my Galant. If someone could help I'd be grateful...

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    Try a setup made for an eclipse. May have to do a lil modification to it but shouldnt be a major bitch to deal with.
    Rob
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    i "heard" the AEM short shifter for the 2g eclipse fits, but not sure on that one...
    7g for life!

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    dukeplaya3169
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    I'm pretty sure that B&M makes one for the 7g.

  5. #5
    BEAST
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    What's the difference between a short shifter and a regular shifter. Are they easier to shift or something?

  6. #6
    DJRINC18
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    The differnece between the short shifter and the regular one is basically just height. The short throw is just that, short. It gives you a shorter distance to have to move the shifter in turn making your shifts quicker. Usually after market shifter give you a more positive shift too.

  7. #7
    Short shifters have a re-designed shifting pattern that is tighter and allows the movement to be smoother and quicker, helps to improve shift time. Maybe even help your 1/4 mile time if ur feet can keep up with ur hands.

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    shifter

    :twisted: I got the B&m I got it for 180 no mods a little bit better but buy a knob to and you will feel the difference I gpt the heavy knob razo 96 it weights 340 grams Buy it its all good

  9. #9
    96TEXASgalant
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    Get the b&m, I got a pacesetter, I think it was, and i'm not too happy with it. I may need to change the bushing though.

  10. #10
    b&m's short shifter is indeed the best, get one for the 2nd gen eclipse(95-99) no modification necessary. btw, the shifter is not too much shorter, but raises the pivot point higher so that less movement on the top(the knob) = more movement on the bottom(the cables). b&m is probably the safest way to go as some of the others have been known to break, as well as a few cases of overextending the shift forks.

  11. #11
    the 2g short shifter will work on the 7g. for a fact. just find the one that u like and buy it

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  12. #12
    I bought the 2g Turbo Shifter WAYYYY back.. yes youcan use it

    B&M is probably the best.. youc an choose 35% or 50% shorter throws

    it *IS* somewhat pricey.... but it's probably the highest-quality one out there
    Craig R.
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