UUC DSSR?
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I have it, its a good product, but you could make the same thing if you have a basic knowledge of machining.
I dont regret buying mine though.
do it for the boomstick
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Because racekor!
Add that to my "crap I gotta buy" list! What's something like that go for?
http://www.uucmotorwerks.com/dssr/
http://www.turnermotorsport.com/c-178-bmw-dssr-uuc-double-shear-selector-rod.aspx
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Yes please. I was going to say "Paging Rowley" but I am not a ghost whisperer so...........
You caught me with your telekinesis. Anything else I need to know? I should be making one tonight. What type of steel?
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So should I buy one from UUC? Haha
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it was annoying for me seeing how simple of a part it is and that it could be made yourself for less money, but the cost had to be looked at as paying for the convenience of not having to make it.
Time is money, money is time, and there is never enough of either of them.
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Time is money, money is time, and there is never enough of either of them.
Amen brother!
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Would anybody know if the selector joint is different between getrag 260 from an 87 to a 89?
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I have one on my 94 325i. It is fantastic. The key to how it works is the inside of the forked part is a very tight fit over the bottom of the shifter and the joint on the trans, that is what eliminates the play. Also measure center to center of the pins on the stock one. There are many different lengths, mine was one that Rob at UUC had never seen before.
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