MiataRoadster Short Throw (MRSS)
I have the shorty in the MSM and the tall/angled in the track car. Both are excellent. Both 6 speeds are MSM and the bushing can take a LONG time to get it. I've thought it wasn't fitting also but grease it up a bit and gently spin it around (like a Hustler rim job...
). It will eventually fall in the hole with almost no effort when its ready.
). It will eventually fall in the hole with almost no effort when its ready.
I have the shorty in the MSM and the tall/angled in the track car. Both are excellent. Both 6 speeds are MSM and the bushing can take a LONG time to get it. I've thought it wasn't fitting also but grease it up a bit and gently spin it around (like a Hustler rim job...
). It will eventually fall in the hole with almost no effort when its ready.
). It will eventually fall in the hole with almost no effort when its ready.I have the shorty in the MSM and the tall/angled in the track car. Both are excellent. Both 6 speeds are MSM and the bushing can take a LONG time to get it. I've thought it wasn't fitting also but grease it up a bit and gently spin it around (like a Hustler rim job...
). It will eventually fall in the hole with almost no effort when its ready.
). It will eventually fall in the hole with almost no effort when its ready.So... i bought the Delrin bushing separately because it was advertised as fitting the late 6 speed.

I don't really want the shifter at all. I did however, buy a full shifter rebuild kit from another vendor. Just wanted a better bushing than stock in there when i got around to it. Would prefer to use the bushing i already spent my cash on, but if it doesn't work right, then it doesn't work right.
Should i take this thread as confirmation that one of the metal units will work in the late 6spd?
I agree with the cost to benefit point but remember to have the shifter fluid changed to make shifting smoother. This small maintenance detail makes a big feel difference.
I installed my normal height MR short shifter today and changed the transmission oil to Amsoil 75w90. The shifter feels great and I recommend it. I had problems with the 4-5 shift but that is gone now. I cant say I felt a difference from the tranny fluid but its good to know that that bit of maintenance is taken care of.
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