Vw Golf / Gti / Jetta / 6-speed Adjustable Throw Short Shifter on 2040-parts.com
Anaheim, California, United States
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VF Engineering adjustable short shift kit for MK IV, V, VI, VII 6-speed manual. (2006 – 2017 model years, Golf / GTi / Jetta)
OEM like fitment, easy to install for reduced throw, crisper shifts.
2 position adjustability. 15% and 20% reduction in throw.
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