M2Competition - Rogue Engineering short shifter
M2Competition - Rogue Engineering short shifter
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smokey12

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49 posts

200 months

Sunday 5th April
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Good Morning!
I haven't posted for quite a while. I still have my wonderful 2019 manual M2C which I bought new and which has now covered 29K miles. I was tempted recently to sell it [having said it was a "keeper"] to buy a 2014 Porsche turbo from my very well-respected local independent dealer. However, after a drive which didn't overwhelm me and the fact I'd have to fund a big chunk of additional expense, it became a non-decision.
I've spent a not insubstantial sum of £ making my M2C "mine".
Yesterday, completely out of the blue, I came across a YouTube review of a manual M2C AutoTopNL which had had a short shifter manufactured by Rogue Engineering fitted. I'm very tempted to order the kit [from the USA] and just wondered if anyone on this Forum has gone down this road already and, if so, with what conclusion/result?

saveloy

148 posts

155 months

Sunday 5th April
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You don't need to purchase from the US. This is the UK distributor/dealer in Southampton.


https://www.catune.co.uk/home.html


Kyri

smokey12

Original Poster:

49 posts

200 months

Sunday 5th April
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Thanks Kyri, much obliged. I'll check them out.

smokey12

Original Poster:

49 posts

200 months

By way of update, having ordered the Rogue Engineering short shift kit in April, hoping to be able to fit it in time for this year's trip to 24 heures du Mans, due to issues in the USA, it was only delivered yesterday! The problem being....I sold my M2 Comp a few weeks ago. So, I have the kit for sale, it cost me £636, I'll take £600 + postage