Innovative Mounts 50507 Shift Mechanism for 00-05 MR2 Spyder w/RSX 6-Speed Swap

Vehicle Fitment

• 2000-2005 Toyota MR2 Spyder (ZZ chassis) with factory manual transmission

Fitment Notes

• Shift cable adapter--specifically for integrating a 2002-2006 Acura Integra RS-X Type-S 5/6-speed manual transmission
• Does not support transmissions from other Acura/Honda models
• Requires OEM Toyota shifter box and linkage; bolts in place with no modification
• Sold as a single mechanism--replace entire unit when swapping trans

Features

• Custom-machined adapter matches MR2 shift linkage geometry
• Precision installation improves shift feel and reduces slop
• Lifetime warranty on Innovative Mounts components
• Compatible with both 5-speed and 6-speed Integra transmissions
• Designed for direct integration--no additional cables or bracket required
• Lightweight (approx. 5 lb) aluminum/steel assembly
• Street and track tested by MR2 and K-Series swap communities
• Proudly designed and manufactured in the USA

Specifications

• Part Number: 50507
• Weight: ~5 lb (2.3 kg)
• Fits: MR2 Spyder ZZ chassis (manual-equipped models)
• Transmission Compatibility: 02-06 Integra RS-X Type-S 5/6-speed manual
• Material: Precision-machined aluminum and steel components
• Warranty: Lifetime (original purchaser)

Included Components

• 1x Shift mechanism adapter assembly (50507)
• Mounting hardware (bolts & spacers)
• Installation instructions

Product Description

The Innovative Mounts 50507 shift mechanism enables a clean, direct-fit swap of a 2002-2006 Acura Integra RS-X Type-S 5/6-speed transmission into a 2000-2005 Toyota MR2 Spyder (ZZ chassis). This purpose-built adapter aligns the Integra shifter to the MR2 cable geometry, delivering crisp, precise gear changes with no additional components needed.

Engineered for performance-oriented builds, 50507 installs using factory mounting points and comes with a lifetime warranty. Street- and track-proven within the K-Series swap community, this adapter is essential for anyone converting their MR2 Spyder to an Integra gearbox without compromise.