Nissan Skyline (5-speed) Manual (1985-1998)

OVERVIEW

Few Japanese performance cars carry the reputation of the classic Nissan Skyline. The R31, R32 and R33 generations helped establish the Skyline as an icon of tuning, motorsport and Japanese car culture.

Will your shifters fit my Nissan Skyline (5-speed) Manual (1985-1998)?

You can use any Likewise shifters in your Nissan Skyline (5-speed) Manual (1985-1998). Upgrading from the OEM shifter to a Likewise shifter is easy. When it comes to choosing a new shifter for your Nissan Skyline (5-speed) Manual (1985-1998), all Likewise shifters are compatible with the use of a single M10x1.25mm Thread Adapter. Add your car to the Garage below and our website will automatically include the correct adapter when building a shifter.

Will your Shift Boot Retainer fit my Nissan Skyline (5-speed) Manual (1985-1998)?

Our Shift Boot Retainers will fit your Nissan Skyline (5-speed) Manual (1985-1998). Shift boot retainers connect the shift boot to the base of the shifter. This removes the visible gap between the shifter and the shift boot. Shift boot retainers are not required, but they are recommended. If your shift boot is flapping in the breeze and isn't connected to anything, you will definitely want one!

Will your shifter extensions fit my Nissan Skyline (5-speed) Manual (1985-1998)?

Any Likewise extensions will fit your Nissan Skyline (5-speed) Manual (1985-1998). Likewise extensions allow you to raise your shifter to a higher position which is generally considered more comfortable. Extensions are also a great way to upgrade the look of your interior when used with a Likewise shifter. You won't need a second Thread Adapter when ordering an extension. All Likewise shifters thread directly onto all Likewise extensions. The extension itself will attach to the same Thread Adapter that was used for the shifter.

Can I install a DRIFT BUTTON in my Nissan Skyline (5-speed) Manual (1985-1998)?

Likewise Drift Buttons will fit your Nissan Skyline (5-speed) Manual (1985-1998). Replacing your standard handbrake button with a [DRIFT BUTTON] allows the button to stay permanently depressed. It also provides a larger, more tactile surface for grip. To use the handbrake as a standard parking brake, you simply pull the button outward to engage the locking teeth. Likewise drift buttons do not affect your handbrake functionality in any way.