Quick Shift Kit... To buy or not to buy!! (now bought)

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Quick Shift Kit... To buy or not to buy!! (now bought)

Post by Shayn8v »

I'm toying with the idea of reducing the throw between gearchange, I would like to tighten everything up at the same time. My gearbox is great and finding gears is quite easy.. just wanna have a smoother, quicker, shorter gear change

Any advice?

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I had one on the old car and will get another for this one.
Takes a bit of getting used to but well worth it


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have this plus a weighted rod (to allow gear lever, with its LHD origins, to sit away from passenger seat) on all the mk2s = great upgrade.


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Used them on 2 previous cars, they are a great mod i think and give a more positive gearchange..


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Also have one fitted to mine,bought off here,find it great,very fast changes ! Apart from when the pin comes out,and you have to put a new one in,when the engine is hot !


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Where does one purchase such a thing?


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the edmundator wrote:Where does one purchase such a thing?
Ping!
http://www.trimsport.co.uk/engine.html
And as if by magi the shop keeper appeared.

Think this is the one I had fitted.


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Nice one guys lots of replies. How easy are they to fit?
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Very simple ;)


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try 'c and r' too - see discounts section.


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First mod I did on both my Roccos, as soon as I got them. :good:

Got mine and the powershift kit (weighted rod) from ABD Racing: http://abdracingwerks.com/Merchant2/mer ... Code=40.10, distributed back then by Impossible Performance.

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Mr Funk wrote:
the edmundator wrote:Where does one purchase such a thing?
Ping!
http://www.trimsport.co.uk/engine.html
And as if by magi the shop keeper appeared.

Think this is the one I had fitted.

* Will this one fit my 1.8 8v GTX? Also where can I get the rod aswell?


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GLK661005 NEUSPEED SHORT SHIFT KITS Neuspeed 3-Part Short shift gearlinkage SC £129.00

GLKACCWS95568 LAKESPEED GEARBOX Gearlinkage Counter Weight Shaft Golf Mk1 and Scirocco G1 1.5-1.8 74-84 £31.75



CHECK http://www.candrenterprises.co.uk/selec ... on=Gearbox

ps AVOID the jokers on ebay QUOTING GOLF MK2/SCIROCCO MK2 linkages, they're the wrong ones. you need the mk1 golf versions as per c and r listing amongst others.


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GTXTRA wrote:GLK661005 NEUSPEED SHORT SHIFT KITS Neuspeed 3-Part Short shift gearlinkage SC £129.00

GLKACCWS95568 LAKESPEED GEARBOX Gearlinkage Counter Weight Shaft Golf Mk1 and Scirocco G1 1.5-1.8 74-84 £31.75



CHECK http://www.candrenterprises.co.uk/selec ... on=Gearbox

ps AVOID the jokers on ebay QUOTING GOLF MK2/SCIROCCO MK2 linkages, they're the wrong ones. you need the mk1 golf versions as per c and r listing amongst others.

I'm going for more for a budget option buddy... £129.00 is a wee bit more than i'd like to spend on my cheap classic ( For Now ) Should I just get the one from trimsport for £20.00?

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