| VW T25 T3 Vanagon Short/ Quick Shifter Our home-grown SHC Kit, is designed to reduce the travel in your gear linkage rods, with up-to 50% reduced shifter travel! The ‘SHC Short shift kit’ is a popular mod that serves two main purposes: firstly, because it shortens the distance that the T25 gear lever needs to travel between gears - by reducing the angle that the shaft travels.
Secondaly- The outcome (and most noticeable) benefit our short shift kit is the way it transforms the driving experience. Our VW’s had great shifting gearboxes WHEN NEW (aka 40 plus years ago) Now you can get rid of long manual throws - that make T25 drivers feel like they’re stirring a pot of paint!- and return, to how it was designed to drive! Our kit gives instantly a far nicer, shorter shifting action.
Made from billet alloy and then 'Hard Anodised' for longevity of the part. T25’s up to chassis number WV2 ZZZ 25Z C 200 000 have a 12mm diameter gear lever. T25’s from chassis number WV2 ZZZ 25Z D 000 001 have a 14mm diameter gear lever. We supply both 12/14mm diameters with this kit- as there is a crossover. 1 kit solution.
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VW T25 T3 Vanagon Short/ Quick Shifter
SHC VW T25 Quickshifter
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