Numeric Short Shifter Cabin Noise Question
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Blue997, it's a bit off topic, but did your work on the Bose improve the sound, and if so, in what way? Thanks.
Great photos, if there aren't photos did it ever really happen?
I have a Numeric shifter in my car, I'm yet to fit the Numeric cables, I really appreciate your insight, solution and follow up, well done!
in 2018, I lined my Bose Subwoofer with stick on sound deadener, and packed it with acoustic polywool.
Works well.
I have a Numeric shifter in my car, I'm yet to fit the Numeric cables, I really appreciate your insight, solution and follow up, well done!
in 2018, I lined my Bose Subwoofer with stick on sound deadener, and packed it with acoustic polywool.
Works well.
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Relatively easy to do, and I already had heaps of materials available from another project.
The result is a tighter punch in the sound without the boomy hangover.
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Just curious, are these the best shifters to get?
I have searched and found so many different opinions - perhaps that's it - there is no best, just the one that you like the best.
I have searched and found so many different opinions - perhaps that's it - there is no best, just the one that you like the best.
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what I think is completely undeniable is that the cables are what makes the most difference in how the shift action improves.
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So glad I found this, I was fearing the worst after my Numeric SSK and cables were installed. Just to confirm, mine sounds like a gear whine that increases with speed, but is independent of the gear the car is in, and at highway speed it stays the same if I depress the clutch or put the car in neutral. Is that what you guys heard as well? Praying it’s not a wheel bearing or something in the rear diff of my c4.
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So glad I found this, I was fearing the worst after my Numeric SSK and cables were installed. Just to confirm, mine sounds like a gear whine that increases with speed, but is independent of the gear the car is in, and at highway speed it stays the same if I depress the clutch or put the car in neutral. Is that what you guys heard as well? Praying it’s not a wheel bearing or something in the rear diff of my c4.
I have some extra sound dampening material, hit me up if interested, it really did help; it won’t go away completely but you can really tame it, I no longer hear it on the highway.
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Appreciate the offer, it doesn’t bother me so much as it concerned me that a rotating part or bearing or something with gears in it was failing. I’d only put about 300 miles on the car before it went to the shop for the winter so I also thought it was possible I was crazy and the sound was there all along.