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Old 22-10-2006, 09:39 PM   #1
Envi XR8
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Default which shifter is the best one to use

Hi all,

I was wondering what everyone's thoughts are on which shifter is the best to use???.

I currently have a StarShifter that I was going to use, but found that both the Quiksilver and Promatic2 might be better. I want to be able to use the car when it is built mainly for the drags, but also a bit of everything else too.

From what I can gather, and I could be very wrong (and if so please let me know) these shifters allow you to move up and down gears, and would be better to use for the street driven/racer toy that I am yet to find.

any thoughts?

cheers and thanks in advance,

Envi

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