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30 June 2007, 03:15 PM
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Just got my car back from Zen having had the PPG Straight cut fitted with billet selector fork. Just need to say if anyone is thinking about it just get it
The whine is loud but sounds
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The gear selection is very nice during positive shifts and not notchy during normal driving. I had RA ratios before and the difference in ratios is not really noticeable, it seems even better now as the relentless acceleration lasts for longer in each gear...
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Big Thanks to Paul and the team at Zen.
If you're thinking about a PPG contact him and he will advise what is best and build/set it up to perfection.
The whine is loud but sounds
.The gear selection is very nice during positive shifts and not notchy during normal driving. I had RA ratios before and the difference in ratios is not really noticeable, it seems even better now as the relentless acceleration lasts for longer in each gear...
Next stop Santa Pod
Big Thanks to Paul and the team at Zen.
If you're thinking about a PPG contact him and he will advise what is best and build/set it up to perfection.
30 June 2007, 04:52 PM
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i've had mine for about 2 months now, and tbh if your doing longish runs (other than in 5th, its a normal uk 5th in mine) you actually start to tune out and not notice it 
01 July 2007, 12:30 AM
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paul fitted it to mine 14 months ago and as said you do get used to the whine
mate of mine with a v4 type R recently had his done(by paul) and for some reason, sat in his passenger seat i notice it a hell of alot more ????????
same exhausts on both cars , weird . .
mate of mine with a v4 type R recently had his done(by paul) and for some reason, sat in his passenger seat i notice it a hell of alot more ????????
same exhausts on both cars , weird . .
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02 July 2007, 08:01 PM
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Why the hell would you enjoy a gearbox whine, bit sad if you ask me
Unless you are running about 500+bhp is there any need, im running 400bhp through my newage sti and 6 speed box with no probs???
Unless you are running about 500+bhp is there any need, im running 400bhp through my newage sti and 6 speed box with no probs???
02 July 2007, 09:51 PM
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The six speed is a cheaper option for the classic, however the ratios are shorter than the PPG, and it weighs slightly more. The six speed can handle the power, but it just depends on your driving style and what could possibly suit it.
02 July 2007, 10:37 PM
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why the hell would you click a thread titled PPG
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02 July 2007, 10:48 PM
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