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rossbarry1
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DIY quickshift
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09 December 2010, 11:55 »
Is this possible and if so does anyone have the dimensions etc?
Thanks
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N900 MJT
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Re: DIY quickshift
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09 December 2010, 18:17 »
What car mate?
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tech1889
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Mk2 GTI FTW !!
Re: DIY quickshift
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09 December 2010, 23:14 »
yer car and what engine would help.. but im still going to say no..
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Ben Lessani
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Re: DIY quickshift
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12 December 2010, 23:36 »
MK2 8v GTi
Easiest and cheapest method is to drill another hole in the gearbox linkage, about 1" lower than the standard hole.
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rubjonny
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Hello, my name is John and I'm a dub addict.
Re: DIY quickshift
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13 December 2010, 14:56 »
another option is to make a plate with 2 holes in and bolt it to the end of the relay shaft lever, then no need to modify anything.
http://www.4crawler.com/Diesel/ForSale/ShiftLinkage.shtml
some nice stuff on there, poly relay shaft ball and bushes are a nice upgrade, the ball kits are good as well.
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