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the decrease in shifting distance is actually pretty impressive by the looks of that installation video!
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| It is. He's got some really cool new stuff on his site.
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Has anyone purchased the bushings yet, curious how much more difference it makes with the shift plate installed already
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On the 2010 I drove with the plate the shifting was solid, not at all sloppy like stock. Felt like some type of race application was installed.
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