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Limecat	posted on 24th Jul 10 at 13:15
	You don't have to buy one, just have a simple bit added in as below; Ideally do something to extend the bar across the top too but it isn't essential, without it you just get a short lateral movement on the gearstick.
scunnylad	posted on 24th Jul 10 at 09:09
	i tried the nova linkage was totally different, i may have a modded one somwere roung the garage if u wanted it. u2u me if u wanted it [Edited on 24-07-2010 by scunnylad]
Limecat	posted on 23rd Jul 10 at 15:43
	quote: Originally posted by Crana Seen my mate tonight and he says all you need is part of a nova linkage... done it on 3 of his corsas now and swears by it Nova linkages are totally different, the ball sockets are different sizes. On the Corsa the selector rod is knurled and the linkage has the clamp fitting but it's the other way around on a Nova.
Crana	posted on 23rd Jul 10 at 01:12
	Seen my mate tonight and he says all you need is part of a nova linkage... done it on 3 of his corsas now and swears by it
Ellis	posted on 22nd Jul 10 at 11:29
	By a modified one from user 'av it' and end up with a standard one :o :thumbsdown:
ecclesturbo	posted on 22nd Jul 10 at 10:59
	got a full linkage here £70
Crana	posted on 22nd Jul 10 at 10:26
	Can you but just a extended linkage lol
davieslim	posted on 22nd Jul 10 at 10:11
	i bought my mtech one at pvs and saved £30 and its shit hot lol
Crana	posted on 22nd Jul 10 at 09:57
	100 quid for a linkage :O Whats the best sites for bits?
Sean-B	posted on 22nd Jul 10 at 09:23
	I don't see see how you'd get away without using a spacer on the rear mount to be honest. On mine at least the gap was perfectly filled by 10mm of spacers, so ergo the gear linkage would need to be extended by 10mm. M Tech make one that is fantastic, it's quick shift as well. £100 with nylon bushes off of LMF. Pics in my project thread. [Edited on 22-07-2010 by Sean-B]
alan-g-w	posted on 22nd Jul 10 at 08:57
	You need a spacer if you're using a gearbox mount spacer i think
Crana	posted on 22nd Jul 10 at 02:13
	Been reading up and people say you need a spacer and a different linkage and other people say you don't? Don't want to but something I don't need :look: