Quick shifts on ebay
11 August 2004, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Ninnybobs
Austen,
I got the one that comes with the STI Gearknob.
It works very well, and all for 30 quid
Cheers
Martin
I got the one that comes with the STI Gearknob.
It works very well, and all for 30 quid
Cheers
Martin
Is it as easy to fit?? Does it give a noticeable difference?? Is the **** as
nasty as it looks in the picture?
12 August 2004, 12:32 PM
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Austen,
The Gearknob is something that you WOULDN'T want to put on your car.
However, the quickshift is excellent. Easy to fit and shortens the throw quite considerably.
Cheers
Martin
The Gearknob is something that you WOULDN'T want to put on your car.
However, the quickshift is excellent. Easy to fit and shortens the throw quite considerably.
Cheers
Martin
Did you put the original **** back on?
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Originally Posted by drb5
not for early model classics though
If you go for the Pro-Drive version you get the whole linkage to replace the oem bits, but they are loads of dosh!!!!!
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Originally Posted by austen_wrx
Always on there for around £40, but has any one bought one of these?? Anygood? Fit?
only problem with it is that it rattles a bit as it slides a bit on the roller bearing it uses. seems that the only good thing about spunking a **** load on a B&M is that it uses the OE bushes and doesn't rattle.
not enough of a problem to warrant an extra £100 though
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