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Old 04 September 2005, 12:42 PM
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Can anyone advise me how to remove the standard bugeye WRX gear ****, I want to fit an aluminium Momo **** but am unsure what needs to be done?

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Unscrew it as easy as that,the momo pushes on and secures with 3 grub screws which just pinch against the gear lever... screw up the collar job done,if your gaitor has no fixing you can wrap tape around the lever and pull up the gaitor..



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Can anyone advise me how to remove the standard bugeye WRX gear ****, I want to fit an aluminium Momo **** but am unsure what needs to be done?

Thanks in advance.
Old 04 September 2005, 12:54 PM
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Thanks for the info and excuse my ignorance but please can you elaborate on the 'gaitor' bit.........

Also, when I tried to unscrew the existing gear **** the whole gear lever seemed to rotate a bit so I gave up. Is it just a case of keep turning the **** with more pressure until it unscrews???


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Unscrew it as easy as that,the momo pushes on and secures with 3 grub screws which just pinch against the gear lever... screw up the collar job done,if your gaitor has no fixing you can wrap tape around the lever and pull up the gaitor..
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Yes turn it anti clockwise,when you get the oem gearknob off you will see a rim around it for the gaitor to sit in,dont think momos have this
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Thanks for the info and excuse my ignorance but please can you elaborate on the 'gaitor' bit.........

Also, when I tried to unscrew the existing gear **** the whole gear lever seemed to rotate a bit so I gave up. Is it just a case of keep turning the **** with more pressure until it unscrews???
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Excellent, thankyou.

I'm off to shell out £50.......
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Job done, and a jolly nice **** it is too.
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Job Done matey
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Job done, and a jolly nice **** it is too. http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/images/icons/icon11.gif
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