Aftermarket shifters for R154 trans MKIII?
 

I was wondering if anyone knew of any good sport shifter for the R154 manual trans for MKIII supras?

http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/part...Version_2/5467
I got this one for my car but i wouldn't be able to give you feedback to Sept when i return to the states
or
http://beechperformance.com/html/toyota_products.html

I got a C's short shifter on eBay in 2005 for $250. Usually everything you do to these cars
is an incremental improvement.

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Short shifter
 

Hi well why not make your own go here to find out how it's done http://www.supras.com/06/techcenter/display.php?QID=30 Ian Oh and it's free better than paying 250 bucks, use the money for somethinig elase Ian

Making a cut-off stock shifter has its drawbacks. There is no rubber insulation, which increases the heat and vibration felt in the shift knob. It takes more effort to shift especially in a high mile transmission that’s notchy when cold. Then there is the time and effort to make one. I went with an after market tuner part designed to do the job in a predictable way. Although having $250 would buy 25 12 packs of Newcastle Brown Ale here.

Bru