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    The kit that I ordered has all that gear in it Gavin, and the bushes are all teflon.

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    I have the missing linkz short throw kit in my car. I've been running it for 2-3 years and it is pretty good. Feels fine and isn't that notchy.

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    Well my kit arrived today, fun fun. Here's a pic or two, should be good when I fit it.


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    short shift

    Don't forget the short shift wears out syncro's faster as they have to work faster than they were designed for, but doesn't a short shift feel so much better!
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    My golf came with a short shift on it when i bought it, it was adjusted to the stock shift, i adjusted it to the shorter shift and i reckon it felt like S%&#, it was also alot stiffer and harder to shift. I dunno what brand it is but hope it's just a dodgy brand or something like that.
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    looks like its got a weighted shift rod aswell. i want to get one of those, anyone got a mk3 one lying around?

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    Quote Originally Posted by aprr32
    Don't forget the short shift wears out syncro's faster as they have to work faster than they were designed for, but doesn't a short shift feel so much better!
    I'll agree with this but speaking from experience, I've had my short shift for 8+ years on 50% faster throw & the 2nd gear syncro(the most notorius one of all 020's) was crushing before I put the short shifter on & hasn't gotten any worse since.

    But from an engineering point of view your 100% right aprr32. Maybe my 020 has been kissed on the #@*^ be an angel.

    The short shifter's also feel 10 times better when they have a weighted shift rod too!

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    Took this out of a SEAT Cordoba 1995 1.8

    VW Part Number is GMW 1HO 711 183. I think you just need the last 9 digits, dunno what GMW signifies, probably SEAT.

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    Whats that an 02 without a crunching second....Yeah I've payed good money for that LOL

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    [QUOTE=Golf Loon]

    Took this out of a SEAT Cordoba 1995 1.8

    VW Part Number is GMW 1HO 711 183. I think you just need the last 9 digits, dunno what GMW signifies, probably SEAT.

    i think all 3 series vw had that weighted shift rod

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