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Ever wish you could bless your K20Z3 K24Z2, K24Z3, or K24Z7 K-swap with the great shifting of the world-renowned FK8 Civic Type R? This bracket is the solution. With it, you can shift K20Z3, K24Z2, K24Z3, and K24Z7 transmissions using shifter cables from a 10th Gen Civic Type R or 10th Gen Accord 20SPT and using a shifter for any 10th Gen Civic, including the SPORT, Si, and Type R. Keep your build more cost-efficient by using this with an OEM FK8 shifter, or for a more performance-focused build, consider using our Fully Adjustable Short Shifter for the FK8 (SKU 1892). You will also need a way to mount your shifter of choice in your chassis. For that, Acuity offers SKU 1950 adapter plates (sold separately) for mounting 10th gen shifters in many common K-Swap chassis.
Both brackets feature full 300 series stainless steel construction for strength and weather resistance with a brushed finish and laser-marked torque specs. All hardware is zinc-plated Class 10.9+ steel. The kit includes (2) cable mounting brackets and (3) bracket mounting screws. You will need to supply your own shifter cables, shifter, and shifter mounting solution. See our helpful Compatibility List below to help you determine what you'll need to complete your setup.
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| Manufacturer | ACUITY |
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