I broke my shift knob in half once, shot it into the rear seat area.
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Originally posted by OreoGaborioOriginally posted by JordanHa ha ha... you think you shift hard. You're lucky. I shifted hard enough to sheer off 2 of the gear selector forks inside my transmission. Lets see you do that ;)
you rule, jordan
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Good to see you're back Pete :mrgreen:
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Do you all actually shift that hard? With any effort at all?
Even with the SSK mine is like a video game shifter, I usually just flicked it with my fingertips in daily driving. I hope the E36 M3 tranny is just as smooth, im going to have a SSK on it too.
Right now it feels like there is something wrong with the M3 I am driving. you have to move the knob like 4 feet and you cant tell if its clicked into gear or not.Im now E30less.
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Originally posted by Ryan StewartDo you all actually shift that hard? With any effort at all?
Even with the SSK mine is like a video game shifter, I usually just flicked it with my fingertips in daily driving. I hope the E36 M3 tranny is just as smooth, im going to have a SSK on it too.
Right now it feels like there is something wrong with the M3 I am driving. you have to move the knob like 4 feet and you cant tell if its clicked into gear or not.
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Originally posted by 808BMWI haven't broken mine, I don't slam it around like that... but how many of you have broken your gas pedal? I'm going to need a new one soon.
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If those four metal clamps on your Selector Rod are weights...then you have a Weighted Selector Rod. And that's a fact. More weight on the selector rod means more momentum slamming through the gears. More momentum means....ah, you get it. You f***ed your s**t up man.- 2000 Audi S4 Stg 2 (sold)
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Originally posted by clutterbuckerIf those four metal clamps on your Selector Rod are weights...then you have a Weighted Selector Rod. And that's a fact. More weight on the selector rod means more momentum slamming through the gears. More momentum means....ah, you get it. You f***ed your s**t up man.
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Originally posted by niq_nakbefore i replaced my broken and worn shift knob that was barely hanging on for life i once shifted so hard that the i pulled the shift knob right off. :roll:. now that i have a functional shift knob i dont have that problem anymore though.
heh, good luck with the new selector rod
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My gas pedal broke while the car was on the dyno once.
I have also broken one of those shifter linakges . . The pin on the shifter end lost half its welding and i could only shift into 1 3 5 gears. Reverse, 2 and 4 were no go as it was bending!Signature removed by R3VLimited staff due to a violation of the signature rules
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