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Im new proud owner of thsi baby is K reg 1992, done 80,000 miles FSH at Toyota garage, 12 month MOT, Full Black Leather, Fully Loaded with all electrics/immobiliser,

will be changing the alloys tho to 17's, adding nice stainless steel exhaust system, new steering wheel and gearknob and induction kit :P

pick it up on tuesday :D

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no pics mate

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Not coming up for me either pal.


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She looks to be in gud nick :)

Tho the gear knob is really small compared to mine (ooh errr ;)), is it stock?

-Z

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same as mine, rev 2+ have much sorter shifters.. :D

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same as mine, rev 2+ have much sorter shifters.. :D

Didn't know that. Guess u learn something new everyday!

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is it not just a case of a different gear nob ??

Andy ( JappyBeast ), also has a rev1 but he has that gearnob. I just assumed it was a different nob ?? ...no ??

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cheers for compliments :D

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I have that nob. :P

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i looked at quite a few rev1's with a muchlonger gear knob, all rev2's i saw had the short stubby one. I have read quite a few people retro fit the rev2 one as its a cheap short shift upgrade, plently of rev2 gearknobs assemblys in scrap yards

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I have that nob. :P

yes... you have a smaller nob than me.... :P


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rev2 nobs fit rev1 cars.... as far as I've been told.

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..i ment you can find plenty of crashed rev2+ cars in scrappys that Rev 1 owners can scrounge the knobs off to put in their cars. :D

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Jimlad.. your nob looked well naff when you bought your MR2.

My friends nob in her MR2 lights up when you press a button.

I cant imagine driving with a longer stick.

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If u wanted to get the smaller know from a rev2 is it just the knob but u steal, well the pipe that the cover goes onto (err, calm down son...) I think u all know what i mean, or do u have to get the whole assembly?

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Jimlad.. your nob looked well naff when you bought your MR2.

My friends nob in her MR2 lights up when you press a button.

I cant imagine driving with a longer stick.

yeah.. my original nob that was on the car was toss... hence I bought a proper toyota nob for it. It is the longer one tho... may try to scrounge a smaller nob from somewhere.

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If u wanted to get the smaller know from a rev2 is it just the knob but u steal, well the pipe that the cover goes onto (err, calm down son...) I think u all know what i mean, or do u have to get the whole assembly?

I think you can get away with just nabbing the nob.

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well lot of talk about knobs :blink: lol getting a new one anyway and new steering wheel :D

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I think you need the shaft as well as the knob to acheive an actual short shifter, still very easy to fit.

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I was looking into getting a shorter shaft and a shorter nob... mine are just to big... ( lol )

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I think you need the shaft as well as the knob to acheive an actual short shifter, still very easy to fit.

That what i mean the shaft, i've bought an aftermarket knob that i kinda like

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So i'll be looking to get a shorter shaft, ne1 w. one going spare, possibly some1 who's converted to a short shifter setup.

But from the looks of things it's short enuff, go smaller and i won't be able to hold the thing... :unsure:

-Z

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None of those look like my knob, I'll get some pics of mine (from UK car) cos it's a toyota one, but I've never seen one like it on any other MR2, and it too is a short shift one.......but it's quite long and thin, as opposed the the one in my Jap car wich is short and fat.....

But the UK car has a much better gearbox, throw between gears is unreal, about 1.5 inch between 1st / 2nd 2nd / 3rd....where as the Jap car seems twice the distance.....

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