Z-Tuned (Alex)

Having come from a toyguy SS at stock height I paid close attention to how the shifter felt through the gears and the slop in neutral and when in gear. I drove around with the toyguy shifter one last time before installing the JHM as a final reminder.

Skip past the install which is pretty much like any other install...which is a breeze unless you drop a bolt in the hole.

With toyguy there was noticebale slop in neutral, all gears and shifting from gear to gear felt sloppy.

I always get pissed off when people describe the JHM solid shifter as "solid" because I didn't get what the hell that meant. Well, you have to try it to know what everyone is talking about. Slop has been reduced so much and shifting is extremely precise, you can rip gears - only problem is I need a lightweight flywheel since my revs don't drop nearly as quick as I need them to!

JHM hands down - best short shifter i've ever had and most dramatic. I've had toyguy, tanoga, stock, stratmosphere - JHM wins by a landslide.

jprice@CPS

What's the throw reduction % compared to stock?

Fast Euro

where do you get this JHM shifter?

Taso

my tg shifter rocks! I have it set an inch lower at 42% shifts are solid and precise.

JacobB

Is yours stock height or lower? (The ball/shaft, not the shifting pivot)

Gator Al (Al)

How old was your TG and had you done the zip-tie mod on it?

Z-Tuned (Alex)

35% (I believe that's the other setting). I didn't do the zip tie mod because it's a temporary fix to a permanent problem - the plastic pivot ball.

Diavan

Anyone used 35% JHM, and reduced height. How does that come out ??

LI-S4

given there appears to be so little play in the shifter, I am worried that getting the alignment spot on would be difficult. ??

I have been having issues catching reverse when my SS is aligned properly for the other forward gears..wondering if the JHM might help..

meangreens4

I have a toyguy shifter and at no point is there any "slop" my shifts feel very precise