B&M or Re-a Short shifters

[marco]

hard to describe really, i find i cant move the lever as quick as i would like, and it does feel hard work at times. now that i have messed around with the pedals so i can actually heel and toe i can (try to) match shaft speed to help things, but truth be told it doesn\'t feel \'right\', like there is some kind of inertia somewhere that i am fighting- a had assigned it to the flywheel, is that wrong?

[Hayward North]

Iv had a RE-a one for about 6 months now and it feels great, just about the right balance for me and loverly and smooth

[GaseJo]

Hi all,

I have got the choices to 3 here they are

The RE-A Shifter

The Mazdaspeed Shifter

The B&M shifter (or is it?)

I am being pulled towards the RE-A one but not sure yet.

Cheers Garith.

[Timmy]

or how about http://www.ikeya-f.co.jp/en/index.html abit pricey tho.
I\'m not convinced it is any quicker than stock either.

[GaseJo]

HI Timmy,

Sequentual shifter very nice but WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYY to much money for me nearly £600 + del bit more than i wanted to pay. LOL

Cheers Garith.

[Mazdarotaryparts]

I used the Mazdaspeed one that is very similar looking to the top 2 as they still use the original turret and then just try and shift the pivot point.

Cost me £250 and I put it in the bin rather than inflict it on somebody else as it made the gear change very stiff and un-precise !

[GaseJo]

Thanks for the info clive. What make would you say is the best to get? As i am looking more towards the Re-A

Cheers Garith.

[Mazdarotaryparts]

The Mazdaspeed one looks exactly like the Mazdatrix one I described so I would go with the RE one but I am puzzled how this one achieves a shorter throw with no spacers,


Just looked back at my other post and I mistakenly said Mazdaspeed instead of Mazdatrix, mind you they look identical.