Lucky you got yours because their on national backorder with no eta of availability
Hey buddy, I hope it's not too late. Can you measure the distance between the tip of the shifter to the first bend of the rod? I want to compare it to my CTR shifter and make the necessary adjustments to cut mine to size. THANKS!Here is the 1 pic I took before starting to put the center console back together.
You can't just cut your 17-19 shifter lol and expect it to be shorter in throws. It's the rod on the bottom portion that changes the length of the shifts. He also installed it fully alreadyHey buddy, I hope it's not too late. Can you measure the distance between the tip of the shifter to the first bend of the rod? I want to compare it to my CTR shifter and make the necessary adjustments to cut mine to size. THANKS!
Sorry, I already put everything back together... Maybe someone else who has the part still not installed can measure.
IDK why he would want to cut the top of the shifter when all that does is make the shift knob sit lower lol. the rod length on the bottom is for shifts.
How long did it take to ship? Lol no dice on any of the online honda parts or dealers for this part right now sadlyThe difference on the bottom is where the throw is effected.
Damn lol. Yeah I have a homie at a local dealer trying to special order it for me haha. Once I get it and installed will be selling my gold hybrid racing shifter.
Just got my 2020 R shifter today! Kind of wish they gave more thread or at least more room to cut threads like on the OEM one. With the Acuity boot collar nut and a shift knob locking nut, there isn't much room for a shift knob!This is the difference between an si and the 2020
There’s a reason why the 2020 Type R has a longer oem shift knob. Whoever cuts oem shift assembly threads I think is ridiculous to do lol
I do believe he meant cutting new threads with a die. Meaning he wants the threads to continue further down. Not everyone is trying to cut length off the rod itself lol
