Short Shifter, Anyone?
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Inspector-G (02-18-2017)
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The shifters are scheduled to be fabricated in 3-4 weeks. Add a week for shipping and another for me to install and test one (total ~6 weeks, first week in April). If it performs as hoped, I will contact all who have expressed interest.
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Sorry to sound like a conservative dolt, but will this impact warranty? Aug 2015 to now, I am halfway there.... But would love to not wait another year+ for this. And if I kill the warranty I am doing a tune and pulley swap. 😃
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Many many years go when i was well south of age 30, I decided I wanted to go road racing. I was fortunate to work for a company that had an owner that had already "been there and done that!" He sat me down and explained that the car parts company I worked for would certainly support my effort and, give me the base tub to race. But, he asked was I prepared to pay for travel, time away from family, tow vehicle, trailer, tires, yada yada yada. (I decided my marriage was worth much more than a dream to no where!)
Today approaching my senior years, I consider the risk of my voiding warranty with my mods as an exponentially less risky in lifestyle and financial risk than had I gone racing for even the shortest period of time. I pose this thought hoping to stay on topic of the thread but also as a thought for all of us boy and girl racers that might have wondered what if.....
Making a mod and enjoying it at the risk of a manufacture turning their back on you is a smaller risk than exploring our youthful or not so youthful dreams. Food for thought. Each day life gets a little shorter for each of us and grabbing any and all the fun possible while not hurting others is a decent trade off for me.
Today approaching my senior years, I consider the risk of my voiding warranty with my mods as an exponentially less risky in lifestyle and financial risk than had I gone racing for even the shortest period of time. I pose this thought hoping to stay on topic of the thread but also as a thought for all of us boy and girl racers that might have wondered what if.....
Making a mod and enjoying it at the risk of a manufacture turning their back on you is a smaller risk than exploring our youthful or not so youthful dreams. Food for thought. Each day life gets a little shorter for each of us and grabbing any and all the fun possible while not hurting others is a decent trade off for me.
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jfranks (02-23-2017)
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Many many years go when i was well south of age 30, I decided I wanted to go road racing. I was fortunate to work for a company that had an owner that had already "been there and done that!" He sat me down and explained that the car parts company I worked for would certainly support my effort and, give me the base tub to race. But, he asked was I prepared to pay for travel, time away from family, tow vehicle, trailer, tires, yada yada yada. (I decided my marriage was worth much more than a dream to no where!)
Today approaching my senior years, I consider the risk of my voiding warranty with my mods as an exponentially less risky in lifestyle and financial risk than had I gone racing for even the shortest period of time. I pose this thought hoping to stay on topic of the thread but also as a thought for all of us boy and girl racers that might have wondered what if.....
Making a mod and enjoying it at the risk of a manufacture turning their back on you is a smaller risk than exploring our youthful or not so youthful dreams. Food for thought. Each day life gets a little shorter for each of us and grabbing any and all the fun possible while not hurting others is a decent trade off for me.
Today approaching my senior years, I consider the risk of my voiding warranty with my mods as an exponentially less risky in lifestyle and financial risk than had I gone racing for even the shortest period of time. I pose this thought hoping to stay on topic of the thread but also as a thought for all of us boy and girl racers that might have wondered what if.....
Making a mod and enjoying it at the risk of a manufacture turning their back on you is a smaller risk than exploring our youthful or not so youthful dreams. Food for thought. Each day life gets a little shorter for each of us and grabbing any and all the fun possible while not hurting others is a decent trade off for me.
this and unhingd's post sealed it. I am in. Woot
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Here's a preview of what we're getting:S645-Shift for Jaguar F-Type with manual gearbox - MTech Short Shifters
Remember: don't go ordering off the website. You'll get it a lot cheaper from me on the group buy, and much quicker since I'm getting the first production batch.
Remember: don't go ordering off the website. You'll get it a lot cheaper from me on the group buy, and much quicker since I'm getting the first production batch.
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Inspector-G (02-25-2017)
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Here's a preview of what we're getting:S645-Shift for Jaguar F-Type with manual gearbox - MTech Short Shifters
Remember: don't go ordering off the website. You'll get it a lot cheaper from me on the group buy, and much quicker since I'm getting the first production batch.
Remember: don't go ordering off the website. You'll get it a lot cheaper from me on the group buy, and much quicker since I'm getting the first production batch.
Not sure if I let you know a while back, but I'm in on this as well.
Bill
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Inspector-G (03-15-2017)
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Super excited. Thanks again for all your dedication to this car that you need to put more miles on. LOL =)
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How many more you got? I am going to post on reddit. I made the Arrested Development "nevernude" joke....
if anyone is interested in a short shifter for the F-Type... I know there's literally dozens of us.
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How many more you got? I am going to post on reddit. I made the Arrested Development "nevernude" joke....
if anyone is interested in a short shifter for the F-Type... I know there's literally dozens of us.
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I've got 10 on order. As soon as I have 6 shipped, I will place another order for 10, so there should not be much of a backorder once it has received the Unhingd seal of approval. I don't see lead time exceeding 4-5 weeks even if I there is a run on them. Thank you for spreading the word.
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I've got 10 on order. As soon as I have 6 shipped, I will place another order for 10, so there should not be much of a backorder once it has received the Unhingd seal of approval. I don't see lead time exceeding 4-5 weeks even if I there is a run on them. Thank you for spreading the word.
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I've got 10 on order. As soon as I have 6 shipped, I will place another order for 10, so there should not be much of a backorder once it has received the Unhingd seal of approval. I don't see lead time exceeding 4-5 weeks even if I there is a run on them. Thank you for spreading the word.
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The short-shifters are being shipped to me tomorrow and I should have them next week and one installed on my car the following week. For anyone ordering one (assuming success on my cat), make certain you pm me your full name, address and email so that I can figure shipping cost and send you a PayPal invoice.
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