Boomba Racing Short Throw Shifter for 2015 Ford Fiesta ST

This high quality shift lever is built for performance without compromising comfort. It installs easily, replacing the OEM shift lever on your Focus ST with no modifications required to the surrounding console and is a full inch shorter. The short throw shifter also retains the full functionality of the reverse lockout. With 3 selectable positions, shifter throws can be reduced by 10%, 20% or 30%. The shift lever can also be used in conjunction with Boomba’s fully adjustable Focus ST short shift.

The short shifter is designed and manufactured in Boomba's manufacturing facility, right here in the United States and all mounting hardware are included. All shift levers are precision CNC machined out of billet steel for strength and long lasting durability. A definite mod for daily drivers as well as autocross and road racing enthusiast!

MSRP

$175.00

For more information, visit boombaracing.com.

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