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g'day all, just wondering wat thew price to chuck a shift kit in is worth/??? do they make a big difference to the car?? a guy on ebay's sellin em for 50 bucks, but want to know how much to put it in
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about 40 for a auto elecs to do, www.shiftkits.com.au theres come with instructions, or www.jaysrpd.com.au sells a good kit also.
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why is this in exterior modifications?
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no idea why its in exterior mods but just get one from jays at rpd, $50 and its plug and play, literally 15 seconds and its in
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Blu Falc wrote: why is this in exterior modifications?
its here because it looks sick when you get sideways in the wet I'd get the Jay's RPD plug and play one, can be fitted your self in a matter of minutes, looks neat and factory and can be easily removed only 50 bucks as well IIRC
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bigbeard |
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cheers guys ..oh so sorry to put in wrong category blue falc better report it to the police, wats the big deal?
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I got Jay's shift kit a little while ago, strong shifts and chirps into second (haven't had a chance to see into third ). The other night I took it out in the wet and it throws the back of the car out lol - definatly recommend Jay's one, so easy and so cheap.
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au man |
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Say you have a shift kit in your car and you have an accident. Can the insurance company refuse your claim?
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mjstafford |
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au man wrote: Say you have a shift kit in your car and you have an accident. Can the insurance company refuse your claim?
I hope not, I'm already f**k for insurance because of my steering wheel |
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au man |
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The reason i am asking is i got a Shift kit but had to solder the lines in to the ECU, how does this one connect.
Also if you have this one after you have your accident you can pull it out. |
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lockz |
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good for a tenth and a bit down the 1/4 mile
highly reccommend the RPD shift kit. best $50 you'll ever spend. probably not a good idea to leave it on all the time. cheers lockz
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jarrlitt |
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where am i spose to look on the site to find the $50 shift kit???
cheers
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do shift kits prolong the life of a tranny,i've seen them on ebay and they state longer life and less failure as the bands don't gently slip in which cause wear??
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Lil Regy |
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cant u make shift kits for yourself these days for the electronic boxes
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lockz |
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Quote: do shift kits prolong the life of a tranny,i've seen them on ebay and they state longer life and less failure as the bands don't gently slip in which cause wear??
i reakon thats a load of BS .no real mechanical reason behind that statement , but chuck one in your car and u can tell that leaving it on for a prolonged amount of time can only be a bad thing. get one u can turn off.
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