Quickshift....
18 March 2002, 04:30 PM
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Ok,
A couple of questions about a 'quickshift'....
I have read a few threads that mention it and I was wondering what the benefit of one is?
Also, how easy is it to fit (i.e could I do it myself or should I get a mechanic).
Cheers
A couple of questions about a 'quickshift'....
I have read a few threads that mention it and I was wondering what the benefit of one is?
Also, how easy is it to fit (i.e could I do it myself or should I get a mechanic).
Cheers
18 March 2002, 05:00 PM
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Quickshifts generally make the driving experience a little nicer, feel more precise when changing gear, also reduce the amount of 'throw' in the lever.
It's easy to fit, well depending on your technical ability!! - Should only take about 10 - 15 mins max to change the linkage.
It's easy to fit, well depending on your technical ability!! - Should only take about 10 - 15 mins max to change the linkage.
19 March 2002, 03:54 PM
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They should do m8, but if not its ever so easy just usually 1 nut and bolt and a little brute force and its done, dead simple
