Short Shifter from AxialFlow Engineering
[QUOTE=i_heart_my_DB8,Nov 13 2005, 09:33 PM]First of all, great write up, and I'm interested in trying out what I imagine will be a great product.
I'm curious, how much more effort is required when completing a shift?
I'm curious, how much more effort is required when completing a shift?
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In this short shifter, is it possible to screw the J's Racing knob?
Some said "give it a try before you knock it"... Now how am I suppose to do that!? The rest of the greek community is asking me as well to find more details about this short-shifter.
Some said "give it a try before you knock it"... Now how am I suppose to do that!? The rest of the greek community is asking me as well to find more details about this short-shifter.
Originally Posted by jakub2000,Nov 14 2005, 08:29 AM
With the voodoo it looks retaded short
. Wondering why no race cars with non-seq. trannys do not have this retarded short short-shifters 
. Wondering why no race cars with non-seq. trannys do not have this retarded short short-shifters 
Originally Posted by energetic,Nov 14 2005, 10:46 AM
In this short shifter, is it possible to screw the J's Racing knob?
Some said "give it a try before you knock it"... Now how am I suppose to do that!? The rest of the greek community is asking me as well to find more details about this short-shifter.
Some said "give it a try before you knock it"... Now how am I suppose to do that!? The rest of the greek community is asking me as well to find more details about this short-shifter.

One of you guys in the greek community needs to buy one of the shifters so you can all try it out.



