NST (NonStopTuning) Short Shift Kit Info, Specs, User Data...

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Originally Posted by at3GG

OK....bought the SSK over the summer from cali.....FAST shipping by the way

Install time was no more than 1 minute
Favorite mod so far by far, it just changes the entire feel of the car. I loved my CAI when i first heard it, but the SSK really did blow me away. It was hard for me to imagine what a shorter throw would be like. I tried to "pretend it" when parked. But for all my expectations it rose above. Any one with 90 bucks only looking to buy one thing....get the first SSK it will be WELL worth it....IMO

Thank you for the kind words, we certainly do appreciate it

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More feedback please

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Thanks bud

[mikenacarato]

well after 2 weeks of having my car i love the short shifter! i wish i didnt have do dremel it out though :(

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We need more reviews and responses from recent customers. Don't be shy folks!

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FYI... we only have a few pieces in stock as of this writing.
Not sure of our Authorized Retailers' inventory, but those of you who are interested may want to hurry.

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Anyone else?!

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Quoted, and posted into the correct thread...

Originally Posted by CASTREX

Hey Mike,

Just a little report for your records.


The NST SSK does NOT fit in the new (2009) 6 speed tranny.

The new Yaris TS comes equipped with a brand new 6speed MT and I verified last week that the SSK wont work on this new tranny.

I believe that Toyota will be using this same tranny also for the Euro 2009 Yaris 1.3L and other compact models.

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Anyone else??!!

[90tsi]

i got a quick ?. i had the ssk in my 07 hb before i totalled it. well i was able to get it back. well last sat i got my 09 hb and i was putting the parts in the new from the old , but the short shifter doesnt fit quite right. it wont sit down far enough to set the pin in the "factory" location. i know the trans. are the same in both years.. am i missing something or should i just break out the ole dremel am trim it up some?

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Originally Posted by Thirty-Nine

I installed NST's SSK, SSK2, shifter bushing kit, and cage bushing kit on my Yaris. It can all be viewed on my Web site:

Review and Installation: NST short shifter and bushing kits:
http://www.subcompactculture.com/200...nst-short.html

Direct link to the installation:
http://subcompactculture.com/NST_Dri..._Products.html

In short, anyone thinking about buying these products will not be disappointed. The installation is easy and the results are amazing. The shifter now feels like it was lifted from a high-end sports car. Very nice product, NST!

AWESOME

[1NZYaris1]

Thank you NST (Mike)
Installed my SSK2 short shifter (In Cabin) the whole instal including taking photo's
took about 1/2 an hr .
Makes the gear shifts a lot closer and smoother, next will be the cage bushes when they arrive next week.
I highly recomend this mod to all ,oh and my Yaris is a 1.3ltr

Got the Cage bushes and installed them today , shifting gears is now very quick and very solid, Thanks NST and Microimage

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Excellent! Glad to hear that you are happy with your kit.

[Havoc]

Thanks for this NST. I installed the engine bay model. It works great and only took about 6 minutes to install. 4 minutes of that was finding the clip I dropped.

[SEVEN]

I really love cars .. but let me tell you I have no knowledge whatsoever of them ... so ... which short shifter is better?? the engine bay one or the in cabin??? I want to buy one this week!! because they just seem so awesome so many great reviews that I need to get one ...

thanks in advanced!

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Originally Posted by SEVEN

I really love cars .. but let me tell you I have no knowledge whatsoever of them ... so ... which short shifter is better?? the engine bay one or the in cabin??? I want to buy one this week!! because they just seem so awesome so many great reviews that I need to get one ...

thanks in advanced!

Most of our customers order the regular SSK (engine bay) and come back a few months later for the SSK-2 (in cabin) option.

Both are great, both are easy to install, and both are very affordable.

Good luck

[Mavix]

Well, having just put in the SSK-2 with the shifter cage and cable shifter bushings I haven't noticed a drastic reduction in the throw length but everything feels much more solid. Definitely worth the price of admission.

You could say I went about it backwards I suppose, without having the engine bay SSK installed first. I was more concerned with the sloppy/vague feeling of the shifter rather then the shortness of the throws. I guess compared to my truck, the Yaris feels short already, heh. Either way, I'm really pleased with how it is now, just getting rid of all the slop from the stock setup makes a world of difference.

But I guess I should get off my ass and order up the first kit. Considering the cost, it's worth a go.