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Most of our items do not come with installation instructions,professional installation is highly recommended. It is the sole responsibility of the customer and/or installer to confirm the correctness of size and aaplication before installation. Buyer assumes all risk on shipment and usage. Item is auction " AS IS " , no warranty is expressed.
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Don't Be Fooled By Cheap Imitations!
Beware - looks can be deceiving. Some say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. But in the case of your shifter and your transmission’s health - it could spell trouble.
Big trouble.
Recently a lot of overseas manufacturers have been flooding the market with sub-standard shifters that look a lot like B&M’s. But that’s where the similarity ends. More importantly, these weak, imprecise and unreliable knock-off shifters can potentially cause serious damage. Protect yourself and confirm that you are buying a genuine B&M Precision Sport Shifter. The money you saved on the cheap knock-off will be short-lived when you’re replacing your transmission. B&M is the undisputed world leader in manual shifter applications. With over 200 applications and a rapidly growing R&D list, we plan on keeping the title for years to come. Don't short-change yourself just to save a couple dollars on the front end - a B&M shifter will be the last shifter you'll ever buy. And with our million-mile warranty, you're guaranteed satisfaction.
We are very proud to say that our Precision Shifters are supplied to tuners and OEMs throughout the world. You can find our shifters in Porsche, Mazda, Ford, Gemballa and other vehicles. No other shifter company can match our deep involvement on the OEM level....or our total commitment to quality for our customers who buy them.
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B&M offers a Lifetime Warranty against defect on their manual and automatic shifters. This warranty does not cover damage caused by improper use or installation, and does not apply if used for racing.
schmidty4343 wrote:How am I suppose to support B&M when they dont even make it for the 95-99 Isuzu anymore?
schmidty4343 wrote:Yea its a shame that oversesa companies are slowly putting US companies out of business but like i said its really hard to support US companies with other companies make a quailty product for alot less, like in the case with short shifters.