bass 1
08-01-2008, 01:04 PM
The goal I had in mind was to shorten my shift length, but not drop mad cash on a pspec kit. So i looked around and finally came to find the neuspeed and OBX adapters. I paid 50 shipped for this on ebay and its exactly the same as the neuspeed.
First impression: I was delighted when I opened the box to find an annodized aluminum adapter recessed into a silky fabric.
Whats included: The adapting block, hardware, instructions, and 2 allen keys. There are only 3 tools you need other than what is included to complete the entire install... an 8mm wrench, 13mm wrench, and a phillips screw driver.
Install process: Simple and super easy to do. It took me about 20 min from start to finish.
Conclusion: I took it for a test spin right after i finished installing the adapter. I noticed a difference when shifting into 2nd and 4th much more than 1st 3rd and 5th. The difference was noticeable, but nothing I would brag about. If you are looking for a SLIGHTLY shorter stroke, this is perfect for you. I did notice that actual shifting is a little stiffer... nothing rediculous, but it does have a more fun feel being slightly stiffer.
First Opened:
http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii72/bass_2/IMG_1185.jpg
Before:
http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii72/bass_2/IMG_1196.jpg
After:
http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii72/bass_2/IMG_1205.jpg
First impression: I was delighted when I opened the box to find an annodized aluminum adapter recessed into a silky fabric.
Whats included: The adapting block, hardware, instructions, and 2 allen keys. There are only 3 tools you need other than what is included to complete the entire install... an 8mm wrench, 13mm wrench, and a phillips screw driver.
Install process: Simple and super easy to do. It took me about 20 min from start to finish.
Conclusion: I took it for a test spin right after i finished installing the adapter. I noticed a difference when shifting into 2nd and 4th much more than 1st 3rd and 5th. The difference was noticeable, but nothing I would brag about. If you are looking for a SLIGHTLY shorter stroke, this is perfect for you. I did notice that actual shifting is a little stiffer... nothing rediculous, but it does have a more fun feel being slightly stiffer.
First Opened:
http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii72/bass_2/IMG_1185.jpg
Before:
http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii72/bass_2/IMG_1196.jpg
After:
http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii72/bass_2/IMG_1205.jpg