Anyone tried one of these DSSR

[Sean d]

http://www.uucmotorwerks.com/dssr/

 

[gookah]

never heard anyone have a need for one, even with all those problems they describe

 

[andyglym]

The OEM design can't be that bad as my selector still operates with no issues after 21 years.

 

[Sean d]

The OEM design can't be that bad as my selector still operates with no issues after 21 years.

I just wonder if it would be tighter with one, its like anything else you just get used to the way it is and then you get the revelation

 

[andyglym]

I just wonder if it would be tighter with one, its like anything else you just get used to the way it is and then you get the revelation

'Tis a fair retort mate.

 

[gookah]

I just wonder if it would be tighter with one, its like anything else you just get used to the way it is and then you get the revelation

there's a joke in there somewhere........

 

[Sean d]

there's a joke in there somewhere........

Careful, that could cost one ones marriage

 

[5harp3y]

I just wonder if it would be tighter with one, its like anything else you just get used to the way it is and then you get the revelation

I agree, for instance an Mx5 shift is miles better than a z3

 

[t-tony]

I agree, for instance an Mx5 shift is miles better than a z3

That's because when they designed the MX5 they wanted it to be like a British sports car?

Tony.

 

[Pingu]

There are many more things on the car that are more worthy of £150 than this, especially when you see what it is that you get for your money.