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Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 3:02 pm 
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Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 3:53 pm 
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I have the adjustable one from shiftkits.com and it made a difference of .15 seconds on the quarter for the 5.0. So yea they definitely work. Mine is fully adjustable and took about 15 mins to install. Highly reccomended. Mind you i only use it on the track, the annoying thunk between gears can get monotonous real quick
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Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 4:46 pm 
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I have the adjustable one from shiftkits.com and it made a difference of .15 seconds on the quarter for the 5.0. So yea they definitely work. Mine is fully adjustable and took about 15 mins to install. Highly reccomended. Mind you i only use it on the track, the annoying thunk between gears can get monotonous real quick
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i dont think u can get the fully adjustable 4 a eb2 :cry:

 

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Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 11:43 pm 
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TerroristGHIA wrote:
I have the adjustable one from shiftkits.com and it made a difference of .15 seconds on the quarter for the 5.0. So yea they definitely work. Mine is fully adjustable and took about 15 mins to install. Highly reccomended. Mind you i only use it on the track, the annoying thunk between gears can get monotonous real quick
Brett
i dont think u can get the fully adjustable 4 a eb2 :cry:


maybe hes got an ef/el gearbox/ecu?

 

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 Post subject: Re: SHIFTY PRODUCT
Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 2:41 am 
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Yeh cheep, but if over used with lots of throttle, maybe rebuild your gearbox sooner or do that all important respray while you have the car repaired after going sideways into some street furniture in the wet :)

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If you read on www.shiftkits.com.au they say the totally opposite and come in at $95 for like a two stage one with the ability to turn it on and off aswell. Its a shady area, maybe ask your local transmission place what they think first.

Cheers

Obviously they would say their product is the beez kneez (especially when their margins are so high) but they don't provide any statement that you can increase your gearbox service intervals :)

I have heard lots of people on these forums say they chirp their wheels all the time with these shift kits active and not to use them in the wet. For good reason no doubt.

No matter what any sales pitch may say, it can't be good to shock the drive line all the time as it (the bands/gears/uni's/diff) will wear out quicker and increase the risk of going sideways into somtheing solid in the wet..

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Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 11:12 am 
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Definately use them in the wet! That's half the fun!

It's my diff that I can hear taking the beating, not the gearbox!
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