Gearknobs
30 December 2003, 10:48 PM
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Sounds a trifle Max-Power, but I was amazed at the difference on the 5 speed for the gear shift quality by changing to a Momo gearknob borrowed from T-uk and then bought my own from Halfords. It drops the **** by about 1-2 inches, but feels easier not harder to engage gears. More effective than a quickshift alone on a 99/00 we reckon. Maybe the shape of the gearknob helps too.
31 December 2003, 02:17 AM
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'When I were a lad'...one of the 'classic' scooby mods was hacksawing off 2/3'rds of the top of the gearstick to give yourself a 'quick-shift' Agree that the Momo ***** effectively do the same thing...and they match the steering wheel nicely too! 
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31 December 2003, 08:23 AM
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{shuffles feet then walks sheepishly to the bathroom for the Grecian 2000...}
Ermm.... I've had a Momo gearknob and quickshift for a couple of years now on me '99....
"Where's me skip hat wi' the Nike logo on it? and " Clubbers guide to 2004 by the Ministry of Sound Album for ma CD?"
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Alan
[Edited by AlanG - 12/31/2003 8:24:18 AM]
Ermm.... I've had a Momo gearknob and quickshift for a couple of years now on me '99....
"Where's me skip hat wi' the Nike logo on it? and " Clubbers guide to 2004 by the Ministry of Sound Album for ma CD?"
... Alan
[Edited by AlanG - 12/31/2003 8:24:18 AM]
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