Description
Ditch the sluggish stock shifter and elevate your driving experience to an art form with the Revin Short Shifter, specifically designed for compatible VW, Škoda, Seat, and Audi models rocking the 02A and 02J early gearboxes. Each shift becomes a smooth flick of the wrist thanks to a dramatic 40% reduction in throw distance.
But Revin isn’t just about raw speed in your VW, Škoda, Seat, or Audi. Our innovative self-centering spring acts like a rifle’s crisp action, minimizing unwanted shifter movement by up to 95%. Every shift delivers satisfying feedback, keeping you confidently in control – just like a seasoned driver with perfect timing.
Own every corner with unwavering focus. The Revin’s shorter throw positions the shift knob closer to the wheel, minimizing hand movements and reaction times for those tight corners. Tackling a demanding turn? Lock in a higher gear with the included lockout mechanism for reverse, 5th, and 6th. This innovative feature eliminates the worry of accidental gear changes in your VW, Škoda, Seat, or Audi, allowing you to carve your path with complete peace of mind.
This short shifter is designed to work with the original shift cables of several transmissions, BUT cables have to be rerouted to go through interior of the car. This works great for race cars without interior, as hole in tunnel can be closed also cables are much safer inside the car. It’s a perfect fit for all 02A and 02J early transmissions, whethert hey’re 5-speed or 6-speed cable-operated models. If your cables ends are different diameter – this will work. If you cables are two identical sizes– you need another model suitable for 02J/02M/02Q transmissions which we also have.
Not sure which one you need? No problem! Just contact us
and our team will be happy to help confirm compatibility for your specific
vehicle.
Self-centering spring
Spring-loaded design guides the shifter back to center.
425 mm tall from tunnel
Closer to the action, closer to the steering wheel.
Gear lockout
Don’t worry about hitting wrong gears anymore
