Ikeya Formula Sequential

**Actual_Ben_Taylor** · 04-12-2003, 17:30

Bren, there's a lock for reverse. You can remove it completely so you just push down for reverse (1 handed). If you leave the lock in place then you need to remove it and press down (2 hands), but you'll not be able to accidentally engage reverse when shifting.

**Norris Designs** · 04-12-2003, 18:04

Dear All

These shifters are excellent, I have one in my Evo and it is considerably quicker than the H pattern. They are easy to drive on the road and it takes about 10 minutes to convert your driving style!

You can select reverse with one hand even with the safety lever in place. They work even better when coupled with a full throttle gearshift.

When buying you must specify you want the shifter, gear light and gear gaitor to get the complete kit. It takes about 1-2 hours to install and setup. Total costs in Jap Yen are 147,000 plus delivery, VAT & 10% duty.

Hope that helps!

Cheers

Simon

**Daniel san** · 04-12-2003, 18:54

Duty's not 10% Si

I see you sold those wheels !

**bigtone** · 04-12-2003, 19:41

Originally posted by Norris Designs
Dear All
These shifters are excellent, I have one in my Evo and it is considerably quicker than the H pattern. They are easy to drive on the road and it takes about 10 minutes to convert your driving style!
You can select reverse with one hand even with the safety lever in place. They work even better when coupled with a full throttle gearshift.
When buying you must specify you want the shifter, gear light and gear gaitor to get the complete kit. It takes about 1-2 hours to install and setup. Total costs in Jap Yen are 147,000 plus delivery, VAT & 10% duty.
Hope that helps!
Cheers
Simon

bloody hell Norris that was a quick response

147,000 Yen you must be pi55ed

S Norris = Dick Turpin

**bren** · 05-12-2003, 08:07

The site says you get the gear indicator with the shifter and that its only the cover thats costed seperately?

**bren** · 05-12-2003, 08:16

My supplier says that the gear indicator comes with the shifter.

**Daniel san** · 05-12-2003, 08:37

He's probably bundled them then Bren cos it really doesn't. Make sure he's charging you right, less your bit off off course. I've got their yen retail list in front of me and it says the shifter aone is 98 and the shift display is 18.

Regards

**bren** · 05-12-2003, 08:56

It gets more confusing then. Ikeyas website says the shifters are 120000 yen!

**Daniel san** · 05-12-2003, 09:02

lol, nothing's ever simple in Japan is it!

Maybe that's including the transfer fee in Japan?

**Norris Designs** · 05-12-2003, 14:30

Dan - We pay 10% duty on all our Jap orders always have done?! We do order between £10,000 - £20,000 every 3 weeks so maybe we pay more due to volume? God knows?

I sold the wheels yesterday, cheers for the link! I got my 19" Volk TE37's for the R34 today as well...............bloody gorgeous!

These shifters are 120,000 JPY for the S13 & S14, the displays are 18,000 JPY and the gaitor is 9,000 JPY. All Jap retail prices of course.

Cheers

Simon

**bigtone** · 05-12-2003, 14:35

Originally posted by Norris Designs

These shifters are 120,000 JPY for the S13 & S14, the displays are 18,000 JPY and the gaitor is 9,000 JPY. All Jap retail prices of course.

Cheers

Simon

stand and deliver

**Daniel san** · 05-12-2003, 14:37

You shouldn't pay more due to the volume of stuff you're bringing in Simon, duty on cars themselves is 10% but not on the parts.

**bren** · 05-12-2003, 14:46

Aye, duty doesnt go up with volume. We pay an average of 4% on car parts and thats on orders of similar sizes to yours, £8-£15k.

**yeager** · 05-12-2003, 14:53

Can any of the traders here quote a price for supply? I know this might not be easy but I think many of us would like to see if it's worth getting a budget sorted for one.

I think I could fit one myself easy enough so I would be looking at a price for supply of all parts needed to fit.

**Daniel san** · 05-12-2003, 14:54

£1000 inc shifter, gaitor and display mate

**yeager** · 05-12-2003, 14:55

Originally posted by Dan_BlitzedS14
£1000 inc shifter, gaitor and display mate

ack... if only i could i would, but far many other things need doign first. Like umm.. rebuiliding the gearbox

**Daniel san** · 05-12-2003, 14:56

Priorities all wrong mate! That's what comes from drinking too much

**Norris Designs** · 05-12-2003, 19:11

Dan & Bren - We definatley pay just under 10% for all our duty charges + VAT on import. We have used the same Jap Supplier, delivery comapany and clearance agent and the charges have always been this much.

Oh well I had better check that the correct code is being used with my agent, when I get a second to think!!!

Cheers

Simon

**SKIDZ** · 05-12-2003, 21:43

duty..... depends if said people are putting them as new or used parts as i recal getting stuffed on duty for my bumper etc...

although it was 2nd hand it was classed as new as there argument was its new to you sir!!! although it was a year or so old? of course its fecking new to me bla bla bla

pointless rant over with, sorry

**Daniel san** · 05-12-2003, 22:02

The amount of duty doesn't change if it's 2nd hand mate, it's still the same. Car parts are 4.5%

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