RSide Advanced S. Shifter DIY Install
04-21-2004, 05:02 PM
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (REDZMAN)</div><div class='quotemain'>If your DIY is put up and is missing any of these, you <span style="font-size:24pt;line-height:100%"><u>may</u></span> not get added to the list.</div>
Besides, you guys must be blind, it clearly states the beer of choice in that install.
As for 'breaks in my installs' there usually are, this whole install took about 15 minutes.
Besides, you guys must be blind, it clearly states the beer of choice in that install.
As for 'breaks in my installs' there usually are, this whole install took about 15 minutes.
04-21-2004, 05:06 PM
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c, someone else read the rules REDZMANG, and i was J/K about it sucking. Yeah i saw the visor.........but you didn't say when it was ok to drink...... 
Oh and the Rside Knob will go on lined up if you use enough elbow grease. at least mine did, of course i tried that w/ the stock knob, and had to strip the threads inside to get it off.
Also, my DIY for making your fingers not hit the cup holder will only work w/ the b&m shifter, even as far back as possible the rside one will still make your fingers hit the cupholder.
Install went great, besides what i mentioned above....leaving work now, got 35 miles of back roads to try it out on..........
THX REDZ :-)
Edit : Have an idea for moving the shifter back further.....don't know if it will be enough though........ :roll:
Oh and the Rside Knob will go on lined up if you use enough elbow grease. at least mine did, of course i tried that w/ the stock knob, and had to strip the threads inside to get it off.
Also, my DIY for making your fingers not hit the cup holder will only work w/ the b&m shifter, even as far back as possible the rside one will still make your fingers hit the cupholder.
Install went great, besides what i mentioned above....leaving work now, got 35 miles of back roads to try it out on..........
THX REDZ :-)
Edit : Have an idea for moving the shifter back further.....don't know if it will be enough though........ :roll:
