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My car has the same one but I upgraded the plastic bushings with ball bearings and I have it adjusted so it's a nice shifting experience.
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My car has the same one but I upgraded the plastic bushings with ball bearings and I have it adjusted so it's a nice shifting experience.
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I just picked up a 2000 C2 and it has a short shift it that I can not identify. It looks like anodized aluminum. The forward adjustment bolt also looks like it's missing a locknut. Thanks in advance for the help

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Looks like a copy of a B&M short shifter that has been copied a million times. They can be had anywhere from like $50 bucks to $200ish depending where you purchase it from. My car has the same one but I upgraded the plastic bushings with ball bearings and I have it adjusted so it's a nice shifting experience. It took out pretty much all of back and forth play and still has a tiny bit of side to side play. I'll be playing around with various centering springs to see if I can McGyver something together, for fun.

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