Quickshift for MY99 Turbo
10 March 2003, 12:22 PM
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Theres plenty of good ones ranging up to over £130.00 
I saved myself a fortune & went to www.raldes.co.uk as it's the same as some priced twice as much
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I saved myself a fortune & went to www.raldes.co.uk as it's the same as some priced twice as much
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10 March 2003, 06:28 PM
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That looks good - I am assuming it is QS009 for £38.50
Is that all I need? Are they easy to fit?
Looking at the others available for 4 times the price I cant help thinking that this is too easy.....what's the catch??!!
Is that all I need? Are they easy to fit?
Looking at the others available for 4 times the price I cant help thinking that this is too easy.....what's the catch??!!
The 98 model saw the introduction of a "shorter throw gear lever" (taken from the SIDC faq) and not a quick shift
11 March 2003, 01:04 PM
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No catch at all & they are easy to fit. If you remember to take out the pin surrounding the ball at the bottom of the gear stick 
Took me 2rs before I figured that out 
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Took me 2rs before I figured that out Muppet!!!
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12 March 2003, 09:21 AM
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Hang on a minute.....I just read the thread below
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/thread.asp?ThreadID=185548
and further to a chat with Jamie, the QS that he sells is the full system and the one from Rally design is basically a normal shift lever with a bend in it.
Depends what you want but I am going with the JW at a knocked down price of £90
All this is just FYI !!
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/thread.asp?ThreadID=185548
and further to a chat with Jamie, the QS that he sells is the full system and the one from Rally design is basically a normal shift lever with a bend in it.
Depends what you want but I am going with the JW at a knocked down price of £90
All this is just FYI !!
12 March 2003, 02:08 PM
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The one I got from Rally design (MY95) was bent slightly more to account for the bracket on the lever being higher. Hence shortening the throw of the lever.
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13 March 2003, 04:02 PM
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Ok - fitted it reasonably easily - there wasnt a pin holding the old one in just a plastic ball joint.
Just been for a drive and really like it - thanks for all the advice.
Just been for a drive and really like it - thanks for all the advice.
14 March 2003, 05:56 PM
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Thought you were selling.
How involved was fitting, I'm interested in one, but not too handy as they say. Presumably the throws aren't encumbered, and it utilises the standard leather gaitor.
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Thought you were selling.
How involved was fitting, I'm interested in one, but not too handy as they say. Presumably the throws aren't encumbered, and it utilises the standard leather gaitor.
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17 March 2003, 08:19 AM
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mancamefirst - its easy to fit - I am not the worlds greatest either! It took me 30 minutes. You take off plastic surrounds and then unbolt one bolt. Take out the old lever and then push the new one in (brute force reqd), bolt up again and then adjust the height of the shift using an alan key. Replace the plastic trim and gear **** and gaitor and job done.
I have decided to hold on to the car as I got gazumped on the Porsche and I didnt want to play that game.
I have decided to hold on to the car as I got gazumped on the Porsche and I didnt want to play that game.
17 March 2003, 07:40 PM
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Yorkmeister,
Have you found it to be notchy??
I've just fitted a JW quickshift to MY02 WRX (approx 1 hour ago) and even with it adjusted for the longest throw have found it to be quite notchy!!
Not sure if I like it, is yours like this??
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Have you found it to be notchy??
I've just fitted a JW quickshift to MY02 WRX (approx 1 hour ago) and even with it adjusted for the longest throw have found it to be quite notchy!!
Not sure if I like it, is yours like this??
Desperate for a reply
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19 March 2003, 01:57 PM
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Sorry for late reply
It does feel different but I wouldnt say notchy.....a lot shorter throw and nice and tight......how i expected really.
Sorry I cant really help but ring jamie at jw and he should be able to.
Sorry for late reply
It does feel different but I wouldnt say notchy.....a lot shorter throw and nice and tight......how i expected really.
Sorry I cant really help but ring jamie at jw and he should be able to.
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