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Old 25-06-2008, 09:40   #21 (permalink)
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All about them PPG boxes, but depends on the £££. Gotta be better than the OS Giken alternative tho, the 3 set one is only rated to 400bhp or somethin silly like that
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Old 25-06-2008, 10:11   #22 (permalink)
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Stav there must have been something wrong with the one you drove, try mine sometime, it must be the easiest change ever it literally falls in to gear no mater how hard you are driving.
Nothing wrong with it, ive driven tons of cars with dog boxes, its how they drive.

Drive it hard and smash it through the gears and its piece of piss, upchanges are piece of piss as long as you firm, but unlike a syncro box where you can do what the hell you like, with a dog box you got to rev match to get downchanges right, and if you change gear slowly, like 99% of people do, they will crunch.

Drive any dog box on any car, even sequentials, like most drive a syncro box and it will crunch and graunch all the time and kill it pretty quick.

No problem as long as you know how to drive one though.
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Old 25-06-2008, 10:15   #23 (permalink)
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isnt it the cas of just slamming it into gears?
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Old 25-06-2008, 10:16   #24 (permalink)
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i want one for my sr! but i think they pricey and kinda anooying for daily driving
best way to get a rough idea is to drive ur dailey like its a dog box, just accelerate up and when u get to gear change just firmly change gear!! its harder coming down, but easy was is to just give throttle hard sharp blip then pull lever back, it will mesh in but can take little longer than when changing up!!!

tis fun to mess about with driving styles sometimes
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Old 25-06-2008, 11:06   #25 (permalink)
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Nothing wrong with it, ive driven tons of cars with dog boxes, its how they drive.

Drive it hard and smash it through the gears and its piece of piss, upchanges are piece of piss as long as you firm, but unlike a syncro box where you can do what the hell you like, with a dog box you got to rev match to get downchanges right, and if you change gear slowly, like 99% of people do, they will crunch.

Drive any dog box on any car, even sequentials, like most drive a syncro box and it will crunch and graunch all the time and kill it pretty quick.

No problem as long as you know how to drive one though.

Sorry sir lol
I will take some video when I have time
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Old 25-06-2008, 11:24   #26 (permalink)
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I think you just misunderstood what i meant man
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Old 25-06-2008, 11:48   #27 (permalink)
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I think you just misunderstood what i meant man
Not at all mate just having a laugh (twisted northern humour)
Seriously next time I can get to pod have a go, I think you will be pleasantly suprised how well this particular box changes, no speed matching etc, I have used it about town on the road (trade plates) driving normaly and was suprised myself, it has a new gear train in it (latest shape of dogs) and its sweet.
In the ppg vid the guy looks like he is having to force it in to gear, none of that on this one.
BDC last weekend was the first time I have used it properly and I just love it (sad realy a grown man loving a gearbox )

Right I must stop farting about online and get back to knacking some Skylines
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Old 25-06-2008, 19:21   #28 (permalink)
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Out of interest (maybe some of the rich norwayers would know) has anyone tryed the HKS sequen. box?? is this a clutch less change???
Just curiosity not looking to buy one
thanks in advance
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Old 25-06-2008, 22:44   #29 (permalink)
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Out of interest (maybe some of the rich norwayers would know) has anyone tryed the HKS sequen. box?? is this a clutch less change???
Just curiosity not looking to buy one
thanks in advance


Brett Castle has one, seems to work well most of the time, though he does use the clutch with it to save it.
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Old 26-06-2008, 22:39   #30 (permalink)
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Crap video but you get the idea, R34GTT/GTR, PPG dogbox
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Old 26-06-2008, 23:03   #31 (permalink)
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ikeya shifters are great if you take the time to set them up properly .
mine gives me no shit never!! and i mean never missed a gear swear by it
but as you using it with a after market box im not sure about .
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Old 26-06-2008, 23:20   #32 (permalink)
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ikeya shifters are great if you take the time to set them up properly .
mine gives me no shit never!! and i mean never missed a gear swear by it
but as you using it with a after market box im not sure about .
The one I bought just will not work in an RB box, I spent hours no days frikin about setting it up just didnt seem to have enough throw back and forward, you either had 1 3 5 or 2 4 never all working at once, was a nightmare and wrecked a good standard box so gave up, I wouldnt dream of putting it on an expensive dogbox. (want to buy it )
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Old 26-06-2008, 23:23   #33 (permalink)
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how much ???
and i wasn't implying you hadn't set it up properly fella
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Old 26-06-2008, 23:29   #34 (permalink)
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how much ???
and i wasn't implying you hadn't set it up properly fella
Lol no worries mate, pm me an offer.
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