How is this SSK for the E36 M3? Thinking about getting one from a friend of mine...good idea or not?
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Many good reports, some not so good. They're all here: http://www.m3forum.net/m3forum/search.php? -
Many good reports, some not so good. They're all here: http://www.m3forum.net/m3forum/search.php?
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which UUC? buddy of mine has an EVOII and mine is an EVOIII - differences are
not that drastic between the 2 units. my EVOIII is height adjustable and was installed
with the delrin bushings that UUC offers, not as much vibration felt as the EVOII.
overall - both units perform the job of short, weighted throws well.Comment
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Happy w/ mine. A bit notchy, but that could very well be my POS tranny.Comment
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Happy w/ mine - do the DSSR and a SS knob and the shifts are almost effortless.Comment
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I think I have the UUC evo 2... really notchy.. ask Astan, he felt it. I like it though.
I need to replace all the bushings underneath though....Comment
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Well, I think I'm gonna give it a shot and also hit up the DSSR to go with it...thanx for the help guys!...Comment
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Here's a link to a buddy w/ an E46 that has had both the UUC and the Rogue units FYI.
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=180553Comment
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Yeah, Trevor's kit was super notchy, but I'd still trade my stock shifter for it. I hate the long throws.Comment
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HOWEVER...the EVO 3 is supposed to feel great out of the box and not nearly as notchy...a night a day diff. supposedly.Comment
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Got it .... "EVOIII" - Love it .... - One of my best modsComment
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uuc this....uuc that...... pound for pound autosolutions it the best ssk out on the market.Comment
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Not to high jack the thread, but would the ssk's being sold work for 6 speed trannies?Comment
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I don't see why not....Comment
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