has anyone bought a jw-racing qwick shift?? if so are they worth the money....
22 May 2003, 08:10 PM
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or is it worth paying the extra for a better one???
im gunna arange a group buy of about 20 with the cost being £75 whats your comments guys????????????????
many thanks
gareth N_W_S
im gunna arange a group buy of about 20 with the cost being £75 whats your comments guys????????????????
many thanks
gareth N_W_S
22 May 2003, 08:14 PM
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i have one, and have driven approx 18000 miles with one. IMO they are suited to the job, and are adjustable to the individual users requirements.
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22 May 2003, 10:20 PM
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my94wrx came over with a razo quick on it and while it was excellent at first, i then got a paddle clutch fitted and to be honest, dont know how the gearbox hasnt fallen out!!! harsh is not the word! i've learned to use it but as for the missus....ouch!!! you just cant slam it through the gears anymore for fear of gearbox destruction.
having said that, as long as you dont do owt daft like getting a fukin paddle fitted get one!!
martin
having said that, as long as you dont do owt daft like getting a fukin paddle fitted get one!!
martin
23 May 2003, 08:19 AM
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I've tried a few of them including the BR one, the JW is fully adjustable from the shortest most unshiftable position back down to standard, it is great and is so well made I'd definitely go for it!
[Edited by Airwolf - 5/23/2003 8:19:52 AM]
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23 May 2003, 09:09 AM
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I had one before picking up a cheap prodrive shifter.
With the JWR i had to fit an extra rubber washer, i had a slight rattle from between the ally block of the shifter and the OEM 'C' bit.
A good shifter for the money.
With the JWR i had to fit an extra rubber washer, i had a slight rattle from between the ally block of the shifter and the OEM 'C' bit.
A good shifter for the money.
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Me too. Have tried a couple of the others, a little disappointed with the aesthetic values, but suppose you can't see them when installed.
The JW Racing shift looks best, feels the most substantial, and provides a shift as short as you want.
Damn good price too
The JW Racing shift looks best, feels the most substantial, and provides a shift as short as you want.
Damn good price too
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christan does that mean i can put you down for one then??????
anyone wanting to join my group buy let me know £75 ????
im away for the weekend now so will answer as soon as im back....
anyone wanting to join my group buy let me know £75 ????
im away for the weekend now so will answer as soon as im back....
27 May 2003, 09:00 AM
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27 May 2003, 12:26 PM
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Are we buying from JW or are you makeing them your self 
Otherwise I just give my Visa details to Jamie and he fixes the rest
But no problem I expet to pay for the x-tra shipping cost.
Cheers
Jan
Otherwise I just give my Visa details to Jamie and he fixes the rest
But no problem I expet to pay for the x-tra shipping cost.
Cheers
Jan
