I think the country bumpkins in Mississippi who sold me the 86 know not to bother.
Jeep dealer has new gusto right now since our loan is coming to a close.
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I tried getting a video doing a pull but apparently you can't record video while connected to carplay.
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Desertbreh wrote: I'm happy for Brad because nobody jerks it to the Miata harder on this forum and that is the Crown Prince of Miatas.D Griff wrote: Inserting 'nobody jerks it harder to the Miata than Brad' quote.
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This is awesome. How’s the rows been since you’ve put this in? Link to the kit you installed?
Pretty great. I drove it all weekend and I think I'm used to it already. I don't feel like side to side movement was affected too much if at all. Rogue makes a bushing for the rear carrier but IIRC the Auto Solutions guy says it's unnecessary and I'm inclined to believe him after driving mine. Not sure why you'd want the shifter any tighter, especially for daily driving. The Auto Solutions kit also replaces the forward bushings on the shifter arm whereas the Rogue kit replaces the entire arm itself.J-Ho-Fo-Show69 wrote: ↑Tue May 20, 2025 8:05 amThis is awesome. How’s the rows been since you’ve put this in? Link to the kit you installed?
His website looks like it's from 1995 because it probably is but the shifters are made to order. Once you fill out the form you go back and forth a few times with him to determine the specs like throw reduction, height, other mods, and so on.
https://autosolutions.net/
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That’s sick! Seems like an easy enough mod. His website does look very turn of the 19th century…. Looks like he makes them for the F30 as well. Maybe the village trike will get an upgrade to get me through the rest of the year. I wish I knew someone who had done this in my gen car so I could drive it.Gberg2119 wrote: ↑Tue May 20, 2025 10:40 amPretty great. I drove it all weekend and I think I'm used to it already. I don't feel like side to side movement was affected too much if at all. Rogue makes a bushing for the rear carrier but IIRC the Auto Solutions guy says it's unnecessary and I'm inclined to believe him after driving mine. Not sure why you'd want the shifter any tighter, especially for daily driving. The Auto Solutions kit also replaces the forward bushings on the shifter arm whereas the Rogue kit replaces the entire arm itself.J-Ho-Fo-Show69 wrote: ↑Tue May 20, 2025 8:05 am
This is awesome. How’s the rows been since you’ve put this in? Link to the kit you installed?
His website looks like it's from 1995 because it probably is but the shifters are made to order. Once you fill out the form you go back and forth a few times with him to determine the specs like throw reduction, height, other mods, and so on.
https://autosolutions.net/
Thanks dude
I'm sure it'd be better. EuroFed on Old Pineville is kind of pricey but they could install it I'm sure and it's a nice outfit. I think I was having problems and had them diagnose a wheel speed sensor for an hour of labor then did the repair in my driveway like a poor. The guys thought the car was neato.J-Ho-Fo-Show69 wrote: ↑Tue May 20, 2025 5:18 pmThat’s sick! Seems like an easy enough mod. His website does look very turn of the 19th century…. Looks like he makes them for the F30 as well. Maybe the village trike will get an upgrade to get me through the rest of the year. I wish I knew someone who had done this in my gen car so I could drive it.Gberg2119 wrote: ↑Tue May 20, 2025 10:40 am
Pretty great. I drove it all weekend and I think I'm used to it already. I don't feel like side to side movement was affected too much if at all. Rogue makes a bushing for the rear carrier but IIRC the Auto Solutions guy says it's unnecessary and I'm inclined to believe him after driving mine. Not sure why you'd want the shifter any tighter, especially for daily driving. The Auto Solutions kit also replaces the forward bushings on the shifter arm whereas the Rogue kit replaces the entire arm itself.
His website looks like it's from 1995 because it probably is but the shifters are made to order. Once you fill out the form you go back and forth a few times with him to determine the specs like throw reduction, height, other mods, and so on.
https://autosolutions.net/
Thanks dude
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I’m gonna explore this. At least for when Kat starts commuting in this car…D Griff wrote: ↑Tue May 20, 2025 7:53 pmI'm sure it'd be better. EuroFed on Old Pineville is kind of pricey but they could install it I'm sure and it's a nice outfit. I think I was having problems and had them diagnose a wheel speed sensor for an hour of labor then did the repair in my driveway like a poor. The guys thought the car was neato.J-Ho-Fo-Show69 wrote: ↑Tue May 20, 2025 5:18 pm
That’s sick! Seems like an easy enough mod. His website does look very turn of the 19th century…. Looks like he makes them for the F30 as well. Maybe the village trike will get an upgrade to get me through the rest of the year. I wish I knew someone who had done this in my gen car so I could drive it.
Thanks dude

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Yall still hold hands while driving? Damn, my marriage is cold af!MexicanYarisTK wrote: ↑Wed May 21, 2025 12:20 amI already miss dat Jimnyold school feeling too.
complained that I couldn't hold her hand when were going thru a bunch of roundabouts outside of Reykjavik heading north.
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MexicanYarisTK wrote: ↑Wed May 21, 2025 12:20 amI already miss dat Jimnyold school feeling too.
complained that I couldn't hold her hand when were going thru a bunch of roundabouts outside of Reykjavik heading north.

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max225 wrote: ↑Wed May 21, 2025 7:42 amMexicanYarisTK wrote: ↑Wed May 21, 2025 12:20 am
I already miss dat Jimnyold school feeling too.
complained that I couldn't hold her hand when were going thru a bunch of roundabouts outside of Reykjavik heading north.
did I just read

Beware. Get estimates from shops first as this isn't a DIY install. I got quotes from indie shops ranging from $350 to $1000 for install. PA Euros quoted me $350 at 2 hours but it still took about 3 and a half hours to complete.J-Ho-Fo-Show69 wrote: ↑Tue May 20, 2025 5:18 pmThat’s sick! Seems like an easy enough mod. His website does look very turn of the 19th century…. Looks like he makes them for the F30 as well. Maybe the village trike will get an upgrade to get me through the rest of the year. I wish I knew someone who had done this in my gen car so I could drive it.Gberg2119 wrote: ↑Tue May 20, 2025 10:40 am
Pretty great. I drove it all weekend and I think I'm used to it already. I don't feel like side to side movement was affected too much if at all. Rogue makes a bushing for the rear carrier but IIRC the Auto Solutions guy says it's unnecessary and I'm inclined to believe him after driving mine. Not sure why you'd want the shifter any tighter, especially for daily driving. The Auto Solutions kit also replaces the forward bushings on the shifter arm whereas the Rogue kit replaces the entire arm itself.
His website looks like it's from 1995 because it probably is but the shifters are made to order. Once you fill out the form you go back and forth a few times with him to determine the specs like throw reduction, height, other mods, and so on.
https://autosolutions.net/
Thanks dude
It's not like the VW's I'm used to where the shifter mechanism is right in the engine bay. Car has to go up and down on the lift a few times.