New B&M short shifter
09-06-2009, 12:25 PM
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New B&M short shifter
Hi all , I installed my B&M short shifter last weekend. It's such a differance, shifts smoother, quicker, And it feels like my hand is attached directly to the gearbox 
. It took me about 90 min. to install. After doing it , i could probally do the install in 45 min. , now being familar with the parts. It makes a big dif. If your considering one, DO IT you won't be sorry. My decision to do one was easy, As it was given to me buy a Cool 17 y.o. that totaled his 2007 cobalt ss ( Thanks Danny , Your da man )
Scale of 1-10 tecnical dificulty = 4
pain in the azz = 11
New pics in gallery
09-06-2009, 02:06 PM
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Top of the page first orange stripe 2nd from left (Gallery)
Or you could click on the little camera under my name to see all pics i've posted and the changes my SS has gone threw.
Or you could click on the little camera under my name to see all pics i've posted and the changes my SS has gone threw.
11-01-2009, 05:35 PM
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My lever will move to the left once in R, so I may try and engineer a better lockout tab while I'm at it. Not like I have time for all these projects, I still haven't put the dash top back on.
Last edited by Father Azmodius; 11-01-2009 at 05:36 PM. Reason: Correction from right to left
11-01-2009, 06:17 PM
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You're probably not catching the black plastic lip that sticks up from the frame with the blue lockout slider on the shifter knob. In theory, adjusting the cable takes care of this... but be careful, as (at least mine) the plastic piece that captures the cable adjustment breaks easily, and then you're hosed.