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Old 04-25-2013, 02:59 PM   #100
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It'll soften up over time. Everything is a little stiff to start out with.
i havent been able to replicate the vibrations you are seeing. let me beat on it a little more on the way home and back to work this week.

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Originally Posted by phanguy View Post
did my install last night. i think the one thing i'd suggest in the instructions is maybe explaining removal of the dust boot a little better. i couldn't see it very well so had no idea where to pull from and i ended up tearing it open... but whatevs. other than that it went smoothly. i love how much shorter it is to shift. although a few things now:

1. overall it feels a bit tougher to shift into gears. not a huge deal since there are other parts i want to change and could probably use new fluids.

2. when shifted in second, if my hand is still on the shifter(because i am going to go to third almost immediately) then i get some kind of strange buzzing/vibration. it's an audible thing, i don't really feel anything. not a big deal, just interesting.

3. 6th gear seems to be a bit "crunchy" to shift into.

4. i'm going to dig back into it tonight because i think i didn't put my lockout piece all the way to the left. i think it's the cause of why i can't screw my trd knob all the way as tight as i want. just one more rotation and it'd be perfect, but when i screw that far then it no longer lifts enough to move over. so hopefully that'll fix it.

i think for the most part as long as it does get smoother to shift then the rest of my "issues" are kinda whatever, but overall i'm pretty happy with it.
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