Fitted DPA's (Yanoo) fast road shift this weekend....

[bozothenutter]

what a quality piece of kit this is!
comes with full instructions and everything.

currently messing with the stiffness to get is juuuuuusst right
The longer stick with the short shift serves to keep the shift the same as the standard car, but puts the shifter closer to hand.
Especially after removing he original lever from it's housing you see what a quality part it is, well worth it!

 

[daveski]

I ordered one last week and cannot wait to get it fitted. Heard good things about this product.

 

[nufc182cup]

Mine in en route as we speak...:clap:

 

[Tony Hunter]

You will like it.

 

[Dan519]

fitted a handful of them now, very nicely made. It'll feel like it's seized when you first put on the brass bush on the bottom of the stick, but dont panic, it loosens up just right with a little use

 

[Yanoo]

thanks, glad you like it

 

[syko6288]

what a quality piece of kit this is!
comes with full instructions and everything.

currently messing with the stiffness to get is juuuuuusst right
The longer stick with the short shift serves to keep the shift the same as the standard car, but puts the shifter closer to hand.
Especially after removing he original lever from it's housing you see what a quality part it is, well worth it!

Any pic's of the lever fitted ?

 

[calum001]

i'll definitely be in touch soon to get one of these ordered, heard nothing but good things and it's something that definitely needs improved over standard

 

[nufc182cup]

3 days to be delivered, looking forward to getting it on, yanoo is the man, great products, even better service, will let you know when its on :race:

 

[bozothenutter]

Any pic's of the lever fitted ?

will try and get some asap...

 

[Cupman29]

How much are they delivered?

Like the sound of them.

 

[daveski]

They're around £50, depending on exchange rate.

Mine arrived yesterday, quicker than some bits I ordered from people in the UK!

 

[calum001]

from looking at other threads i think theres 2-3 different options aswell but around £50ish for the base kit iirc

 

[Papalaz]

What are these?

Any links?

 

[daveski]

Yanoo used to have a thread on here but think its gone now I think

 

[bozothenutter]

http://www.dp-automotive.hu/dpa_developments.html#q2

 

[MartinR]

http://www.dp-automotive.hu/dpa_developments.html#q2

which one am i looking at on the link lol

 

[Toastfrenzy]

fitted a handful of them now, very nicely made. It'll feel like it's seized when you first put on the brass bush on the bottom of the stick, but dont panic, it loosens up just right with a little use

can confirm, very stiff at first, two track days later, fine.....well improves the gear change.

 

[Cupman29]

http://www.dp-automotive.hu/dpa_developments.html#q2

Had a look on the website but still unsure what to go for.

The car is only used on track and I would like a shorter through but longer lever. Which am I best going for?

 

[Tony Hunter]

Just go for the stiff kit, but not the short shift if you are doing alot of track work.

We didn't go for this, as the extra strain on the box wouldn't be advisable.

Don't be put off for a road car though as it's well worth it.

Once you have the stiff kit fitted you will realise that the short shift is not needed for track work.

 

[Dan519]

stiff shift would be what I'd go for

 

[Cupman29]

Does the stiff shift come with a longer stick?

 

[MartinR]

out of the three stiff shifts on the site which would people recomeend for road use?

 

[mantis946]

Great bit of kit, brings out some of the refinement the standard setup lacks.

 

[Jay Payne]

Does the stiff shift come with a longer stick?

no just the stick ball and mounts. uses stock gear stick. epic bit of kit

 

[James28]

So Tony your saying the shortened stick would be fine for road?

 

[Tony Hunter]

So Tony your saying the shortened stick would be fine for road?

No, I'm just saying don't mix them for track use.

 

[bozothenutter]

Had a look on the website but still unsure what to go for.

The car is only used on track and I would like a shorter through but longer lever. Which am I best going for?

If you want the longer lever it has to be the fast road shift, I think it coms as standard with a 10% quickshift, but he'll probably do the 15% quickshift aswell.
good thing with the longer lever is you can ask him to assemble it for you.....fitting is easy peasy then.

 

[Cupman29]

If you want the longer lever it has to be the fast road shift, I think it coms as standard with a 10% quickshift, but he'll probably do the 15% quickshift aswell.
good thing with the longer lever is you can ask him to assemble it for you.....fitting is easy peasy then.

Would this be a good track set up. I want the gear stick closer to the wheel but dont want any adverse gearbox issues ie missed gears or too aggressive changes.

 

[yeecup]

i fancy a stiff one too (ooh err!) but which one for road use, there are 3 on the website, 3rd one is adjustable, also do people recommend the brass bushes as well??

 

[MartinR]

i fancy a stiff one too (ooh err!) but which one for road use, there are 3 on the website, 3rd one is adjustable, also do people recommend the brass bushes as well??

+1 me too

Am i right in thinking the one best for road use is the stiff shift 1.0 along with brass bushes????:S

 

[Gray]

+1 me too

Am i right in thinking the one best for road use is the stiff shift 1.0 along with brass bushes????:S

Yup.

 

[MartinR]

Yup.

Cheers Gray

 

[Tony Hunter]

Brass bush is worth it,can be a little tight,but the more play you take out the better.

 

[yeecup]

ok so its stiff number 1 with brass bushes then for my ph1 and road use, i could get this fitted at the same time as my polybushed dogbone iv just bought 8)

 

[nufc182cup]

I bought the 10% kit with brass bushes for £74 delivered, got it within 3 days of being sent

 

[Luke.]

Anyone know where I can get the instructions from as I think I may have misplaced mine

 

[yeecup]

Does the stiff one include the ball as well?

 

[5678]

I have one of these that I'm desperate to fit, but I find the prospect a bit daunting as I'm far from proficient with a spanner!

Any tips or advice on how to go about it?

 

[daveski]

I had mine fitted by diamond motors but bit far for you to travel.

Thinking I should have gone for the brash bushes as well though as there is still a bit of play in mine.