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Go Fast Bits Announces Release of the Subaru Impreza WRX STi Short Shift Kit
By HSPN News covering Go Fast Bits | Published  11/24/2005 | 2005 Archive , November , Companies G to L , Go Fast Bits , Japanese Manufacturers , Subaru | Rating:
New Subaru Impreza WRX STi short shift kit released

Go Fast Bits announced the release of a short shift kit for the Subaru Impreza WRX STi.  Following on from their popular WRX 5 speed short-shift kit, they released a new version to suit Subaru’s 6 speed gearbox found in all late-model STi’s, from MY02 and on.

As with GFB's WRX kit, the GFB STi short shift kit includes a unique clamp arrangement that allows the shift throw to be reduced much more than by changing the gearstick alone. As you can see from the picture, the GFB clamp eliminates the need to lift the gearbox linkage higher to reduce shift throw. Instead, you simply select one of the three holes.

The factory shifter in an STi has a shift throw of 35mm per gate; the GFB unit is adjustable from the factory setting, right down to a tiny 22mm per gate! To put this into perspective, the best an aftermarket shifter (that replaces only the gearstick) can hope to achieve is 30mm per gate, without modifications to the linkages or surrounding bodywork.

Installation is made easier with the inclusion of a special tool for removal and installation of the reverse lock-out cable pin, meaning it is not necessary to gain access to the underside of the car.

To discuss this press release with other enthusiasts, click here.

 

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