
For anyone that hasn't done a short shift mod of some sort I would highly recommend you do
Just thought I'd share my happiness
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Easy mate, did mine in about half an hourFalkster wrote:Ive got one but its in my boot!!! What sort of job is it to fit?? Ive done loads but never done a stick change!


Is that a battery powered LED?charlE30 wrote:I found this in halfords for the pricely sum of £4.99 and made by Lazer, you can clip it onto the exhaust heat shield so you can see what your doing![]()




Yes mate, it has three and puts out a nice white light. I think it could be my cheapest most handiest tool yetChris-W wrote:Is that a battery powered LED?charlE30 wrote:I found this in halfords for the pricely sum of £4.99 and made by Lazer, you can clip it onto the exhaust heat shield so you can see what your doing![]()

Adam,Adammcf wrote:As far as I know they all fit but the ones from the larger engine Z3's are shorter still and a little notchier when going into gear. I went for the 1.9 Z3 one as its just nice and its still easy to get into gear.



Go for the Z3 jobby buddy, I've got one too and the difference in the gear changes is excellant, well worth it!jon_pure_british wrote:Hey, does this thing get the car into gear quicker?
if so, how much to buy, which one to get for my 316 and who will fit it for me?
Jon
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I'm pretty sure that you can use both the 1.9 and the 2.8, the 2.8 is tighter though I think, so the 1.9 z3 one would be best. Short throw and very smooth changes. Installing the short shift while the gearbox is out would be better too.john325tewerin wrote:When you say get the z3 one do u mean a proper BMW one from the dealer for about £35 ish? And to confirm, it must be from a 4 cylinder z3 not the 2.8 etc.
I've just taken delivery of a gearbox to convert my auto over to manual. I was thinking of putting a short shift on before installing the box.
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