POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I am considering installing a B&M SSK, but not sure which version to buy. Any suggestion on which one would be best; in car vs. under car? Thanks.
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POST 2Original post
Get the In Car! Also, do a search in this forum on B&M and you will find a BUNCH of threads about the Short SHifter. There was one trread about 2 - 3 weeks ago that debated the pros and cons of the "in car" versus the "under car" SSK.
POST 3Original post
DEPENDS if you like the notchy feel or not. In car is notchy whereas the under car is smooth similar to the stock one just shorter. I went with the under car one because I didn't like notchy. However, it's personal preference as many prefer the notchy feel.
POST 4Original post
i just installed my in car....i like notchy and i like this shifter...great feel. It seems to me that the 'notchiness" matches the stiff road feed back
POST 5Original post
IN CAR here, happy with it.
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