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I have made a couple small mods to improve shift action on my '19 Si sedan: heavy knob (helps some), AMSOIL syncromesh (not as good as I was expecting), rev hang delete (I think it helped a lot but this is a controversial opinion).
Many small mods are less individually than they are in sum, I realize, but I'm curious what you all think about the effectiveness rank of remaining common mods:
-Cable bushings
-Base bushings
-Heavier spring
-Short shift plate
-CTR shifter assembly
Which would you prioritize, and in what order? The main outcome I'm looking for is increased crispness and mechanical positivity, not outright speed (which on this car doesn't seem compatible with syncro longevity). Thanks.
Many small mods are less individually than they are in sum, I realize, but I'm curious what you all think about the effectiveness rank of remaining common mods:
-Cable bushings
-Base bushings
-Heavier spring
-Short shift plate
-CTR shifter assembly
Which would you prioritize, and in what order? The main outcome I'm looking for is increased crispness and mechanical positivity, not outright speed (which on this car doesn't seem compatible with syncro longevity). Thanks.
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