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  • 1 month later...

in vic, when i was doing my driving test and lessons, its something like against the rules to put it straight into first *shrugs*

but yeah, i havnt heard anything bad about it.

It was the guy with the Created Motorsports Drift R33 that I was refering too.

It's illegal, at least in WA, for something to do with not being able to select first gear in a single motion (or some such ruling)

Must be shitload of illegal motorbikes getting around if thats the case ! :)

  • 3 months later...
a mate of mine used one in his r33, it was sold to a user on here. it was the CREATD MOTORSPORTS r33 drift car, ill ask him what he thought of it.

Yeah i drove that car with it at a few drift days and it took about 10mins to get used too... then was wild..... i loved it. it does put a lot of pressure on the synchros so if your box is in good nick then no dramas.... if not expect shift issues.

it cant be used with a dog box as the engagement needs to be felt.... the ikeya formula will just try slamm it in... i spoke at lengths with ppg about this as i wanted to fit cats car with the dog engagement set and the shifter.

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