Originally Posted by jbarone (Post 537600)

When the short shift plate is installed the radius of the shifter arm is reduced and the arm now moves faster. The weight I provide is lighter than the stock weight. The reason for the lighter weight is with the stock weight you will get a clunk/bang when going in to gear and some rebound as well. Never use the stock weight. If you're looking to improve the feel and ease of shifting a heavy shift knob will do the trick and they look cool too.

Thanks,
Jamie

Originally Posted by danmillerok (Post 2643068)

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Originally Posted by danmillerok (Post 2643110)

Installing a shift plate effectively increases your shift speed. You might try slowing down your shifts a tad. If you aren't already, try rev matching downshifts. Finally, the Genpus aren't big fans of max setting on that plate. You might try backing off the max and see how it feels.


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Originally Posted by jbarone (Post 2643507)

Thanks for helping out here guys!

Glad things are working well for you @untitledav;

-Jamie

Originally Posted by skoski17 (Post 2794898)

I had the same thing with my car and when I had my wife shift while I looked... my shift weight was hitting my cai. Not sure if this is what's going on in your case but let's hope it's something small and simple like this.