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Old 03-20-2012, 11:42 PM
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Anyone purchased items from Ideola's? I'm looking at the g31 short shift kit for my '79 924, wondering if there's any experience here?

Also, confirm if g31 is my transmission (snail shell, reverse up to the left)?

Thanks.
Old 03-22-2012, 09:57 AM
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He's a regular on the 924board.org. I've purchased from him before with no problems. Very knowledgeable on the toofahs.

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Old 03-24-2012, 02:12 PM
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thanks kcoyle.

So is it easy enough to say my snailshell (reverse up to the left, first directly below) is a g31?
Old 03-28-2012, 10:44 AM
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yup.

"G31/01" is the snailshell (aka- Porsche-Getrag) 5-speed for Europe/RoW '79-'84.
"G31/02" would be the same, but for USA,Japan up to '80.
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great, just ordered the short shift kit! can't wait.

thanks for the help.
Old 03-31-2012, 06:00 PM
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Wow, incredible! Arrived today, installed very easily. Everything went fairly well, except for the plastic bushings; the clearances were too tight and I could only get one of them on.

Taking her out in a little bit to see how it works. Feels really good so far, just shifting in the garage.
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Very nice, way it should have been to begin with from Porsche/VW. Lack of plastic bushings don't seem to matter much. Supposed it would be even tighter if I could get them on, but certainly tighter than with the original.

Nice job Ideola!
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I've dealt with ideola many times and will say he is one of the nice guys in the 924 parts supplying domain.
he knows his stuff very well and will make sure you get the right thing


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