ikeya formula sequential shifter
23 August 2009, 04:36 PM
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ikeya formula sequential shifter
im looking into an ikeya shifter for my time attack car or should i just stick with standard h pattern? does any body own or have one fitted to their car if so what gearbox/clutch are you using, have problems been encoutered, have they damaged anyones car, what are they like changing up and down at speed, do they miss shift or stop you getting into gear and are they worth the money, is gearchanging made easier and faster?
some people say they are great others say they hav ruined theyre gearbox vids, pics and solid FACTS only please
the radical i drove months back i was un aware that that gearbox on it was a full sequential box i thought i could just fit paddles to a dog box which when i looked into was not the case and the correct kit to run it is horrifically expensive. ikeya says and so do nengun that you just need a strong standard h pattern box and a good clutchwill be run if i decide to get one with a six speed box with a tripple plate. any help would be great
some people say they are great others say they hav ruined theyre gearbox vids, pics and solid FACTS only please
the radical i drove months back i was un aware that that gearbox on it was a full sequential box i thought i could just fit paddles to a dog box which when i looked into was not the case and the correct kit to run it is horrifically expensive. ikeya says and so do nengun that you just need a strong standard h pattern box and a good clutchwill be run if i decide to get one with a six speed box with a tripple plate. any help would be great
23 August 2009, 08:01 PM
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you have to run in club class and you then get promoted to club pro if you continue to fall within the five percent rule.
club class will give me a good learning base for my first year ill definately have the car to compete i will just stick with standard shifter until a few more are running it. car planet run it on their evo's too
club class will give me a good learning base for my first year ill definately have the car to compete i will just stick with standard shifter until a few more are running it. car planet run it on their evo's too
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im looking into an ikeya shifter for my time attack car or should i just stick with standard h pattern? does any body own or have one fitted to their car if so what gearbox/clutch are you using, have problems been encoutered, have they damaged anyones car, what are they like changing up and down at speed, do they miss shift or stop you getting into gear and are they worth the money, is gearchanging made easier and faster?
some people say they are great others say they hav ruined theyre gearbox vids, pics and solid FACTS only please the radical i drove months back i was un aware that that gearbox on it was a full sequential box i thought i could just fit paddles to a dog box which when i looked into was not the case and the correct kit to run it is horrifically expensive. ikeya says and so do nengun that you just need a strong standard h pattern box and a good clutchwill be run if i decide to get one with a six speed box with a tripple plate. any help would be great
some people say they are great others say they hav ruined theyre gearbox vids, pics and solid FACTS only please
the radical i drove months back i was un aware that that gearbox on it was a full sequential box i thought i could just fit paddles to a dog box which when i looked into was not the case and the correct kit to run it is horrifically expensive. ikeya says and so do nengun that you just need a strong standard h pattern box and a good clutchwill be run if i decide to get one with a six speed box with a tripple plate. any help would be greatmy mate runs this shifter in his evo, in my opinion its a waste of money, i borrowed his car for a while and i nearly went from 2nd to 1st about 5 times, it was only the lcd gear indicator that stopped me doing this, but i suppose its just as easy to go from 4th to 1st in a h pattern dog box
stick with the H
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23 August 2009, 09:46 PM
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cheers mate, the more i look at it the more i think its just another thing to **** up and break or it will break something else ill stick with my six speed for now
my mate runs this shifter in his evo, in my opinion its a waste of money, i borrowed his car for a while and i nearly went from 2nd to 1st about 5 times, it was only the lcd gear indicator that stopped me doing this, but i suppose its just as easy to go from 4th to 1st in a h pattern dog box
stick with the H
andy h
stick with the H
andy h
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i am looking to get an Ikeya shifter.
looks like a solid bit of kit, and seen it working well in many vids etc.
And as you say the ex-RC/CPR evo's use them, well i know the bright orange one does, and that seems to go pretty well!
Whats the best price you have seen for an Ikeya shifter? Seems to be around £1300ish from places i have seen sellling it.
looks like a solid bit of kit, and seen it working well in many vids etc.
And as you say the ex-RC/CPR evo's use them, well i know the bright orange one does, and that seems to go pretty well!
Whats the best price you have seen for an Ikeya shifter? Seems to be around £1300ish from places i have seen sellling it.
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