Short Shifter for the S2000!?
The Shifter on the S2000 IMHO is Awesome. Is there room for improvement?
Distinto Bellezza must think so. Here is a picture of the product. I don't read Japanese so I am not sure what is said about it.

The link to the web page is:
http://www.cavalleresco.com/japanese/hyper.html
Distinto Bellezza must think so. Here is a picture of the product. I don't read Japanese so I am not sure what is said about it.

The link to the web page is:
http://www.cavalleresco.com/japanese/hyper.html
Originally posted by Giampiero
AaronS2k;it reduce shifther throwing(spelling?)30%.
Fit only RHD cars.
We ask them to have one made for LHD cars;they are thinking about it.
Giampiero
MG RACING
(Distinto Bellezza Dealer)
AaronS2k;it reduce shifther throwing(spelling?)30%.
Fit only RHD cars.
We ask them to have one made for LHD cars;they are thinking about it.
Giampiero
MG RACING
(Distinto Bellezza Dealer)
P.S. I have had vehicles (Mustang/Firebird) converted from LHD to RHD and the shifter was one thing that was not necessary to be changed.
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Originally posted by 2kturkey
I can't understand why there would be any difference in the gear levers for LHD and RHD vehicles - as far as I can tell they are identical.
P.S. I have had vehicles (Mustang/Firebird) converted from LHD to RHD and the shifter was one thing that was not necessary to be changed.
Originally posted by Giampiero
AaronS2k;it reduce shifther throwing(spelling?)30%.
Fit only RHD cars.
We ask them to have one made for LHD cars;they are thinking about it.
Giampiero
MG RACING
(Distinto Bellezza Dealer)
AaronS2k;it reduce shifther throwing(spelling?)30%.
Fit only RHD cars.
We ask them to have one made for LHD cars;they are thinking about it.
Giampiero
MG RACING
(Distinto Bellezza Dealer)
P.S. I have had vehicles (Mustang/Firebird) converted from LHD to RHD and the shifter was one thing that was not necessary to be changed.
Aaron S2K, you are correct, the short shifter changes the leverage point. To counter the increased effort, I believe also that the manufacturers also make the shaft thicker/heavier to allow a greater level of inertia on the shifter.
With B&M's case anyway, they usually use all nylon and aluminum fittings rather than rubber/steel of many stock shifters.
With B&M's case anyway, they usually use all nylon and aluminum fittings rather than rubber/steel of many stock shifters.
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