GGR QUICKSHIFT
15 February 2001, 07:54 PM
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HEY GUYS
FIRST DAY ON SCOOBYNET ALTHOUGH HAVE BEEN READING IT FOR A WHILE.HAVE ANY OF YOU TRIED THE GGR QUICKSHIFT AS OFFERED BY SCOOBYNET ? IF SO IS IT WORTH BUYING ?
FIRST DAY ON SCOOBYNET ALTHOUGH HAVE BEEN READING IT FOR A WHILE.HAVE ANY OF YOU TRIED THE GGR QUICKSHIFT AS OFFERED BY SCOOBYNET ? IF SO IS IT WORTH BUYING ?
15 February 2001, 08:26 PM
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Hi SD
nice to here from someone else in NI, I have the Prodrive quickshift in my RB5, and comparing it to the std I would say yes indeed, the shift is much more informative and better still with a Momo **** which can shorten the throw even more and remove the rubber between your mit and the stick. I can't vouch for the GG item but I'd be sure it is good quality and on scoobyshop it is a damn sight cheaper than the prodrive one!!
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nice to here from someone else in NI, I have the Prodrive quickshift in my RB5, and comparing it to the std I would say yes indeed, the shift is much more informative and better still with a Momo **** which can shorten the throw even more and remove the rubber between your mit and the stick. I can't vouch for the GG item but I'd be sure it is good quality and on scoobyshop it is a damn sight cheaper than the prodrive one!!
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15 February 2001, 11:13 PM
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CHEERS ANDY,
HAVING GOT QUOTES FROM SUBARU DEALERS FOR SUPP AND FIT OF PRODRIVE ONE FOR £200, I THOUGHT IT SOUNDED CHEAP AND ORDERED IT. SHOULD HAVE IT FITTED NEXT WEEK.
HAVING GOT QUOTES FROM SUBARU DEALERS FOR SUPP AND FIT OF PRODRIVE ONE FOR £200, I THOUGHT IT SOUNDED CHEAP AND ORDERED IT. SHOULD HAVE IT FITTED NEXT WEEK.
18 February 2001, 12:52 AM
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You'll not regret it. Like Andy W I too have an RB5. Wouldn't drive a scooby without one
£200 sounds like a bargain!
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[This message has been edited by ozzy (edited 18 February 2001).]
You'll not regret it. Like Andy W I too have an RB5. Wouldn't drive a scooby without one
£200 sounds like a bargain! Stefan
[This message has been edited by ozzy (edited 18 February 2001).]
18 February 2001, 02:32 AM
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Fitting the quickshift shouldn't affect your warrenty and definately won't affect your gearbox. The GGR item is top quality and an easy DIY job. Pity I didn't get to yu earlier as we supply a very similar item here in Ireland for a little less 
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I bought a quick shift from some guy advertising in some "Jap import" mag for about £50.00. had it fitte for £30.00 on my Legacy turbo. Nearly had a heart attack when I first used it... Mecanic did not tell me it would loosen up. Thought hell this is mental !!!!!Only had to touch the gear stick and it would change!!! It is great. when i drive a scooby without one I think the stick is going to snap off !!! Should be first on list of mod's.
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19 February 2001, 12:57 AM
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How hard is it to fit, and what is involved? I'm sorely tempted after driving a P1...
Anyone done a fitting guide yet? If not, as soon as I find out I'll put one up!
Cheers,
Nick.
Anyone done a fitting guide yet? If not, as soon as I find out I'll put one up!
Cheers,
Nick.
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