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Factory Short Shifter Part Number and Best Price for Part?

Old Nov 27, 2008 | 11:28 PM
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Old Dec 23, 2008 | 12:51 PM
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another question to add to the SS topic =).. has anyone driven the porsche factory ssk back to back with the 997 oem shifter? how much shorter (%) are the throws on the porsche ssk? just tryng to justify whether the extra money (~$200) is worth it.
 
Old Dec 24, 2008 | 11:24 AM
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Maybe a stupid question here........but does the 997 OEM shifter still have the plastic shift linkage? If it does, and if you're going to place the 997 assembly into a 996, is it worth it to upgrade to the billet linkage?
 
Old Jan 23, 2009 | 03:02 PM
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Just installed the 997 Shift kit. Love it!!

Not nearly as long a throw as the stock 996TT shifter.
Longer than the stock 996TT Shifter with the B&M short throw kit
Not Notchy...Easier to go from second to first in traffic...
Easier shifting all together! Great mod for $160 Bucks..

My old 996TT shifter with the B&M kit and an evo link have been placed on ebay..
 
Old Jan 23, 2009 | 03:06 PM
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Who'd you get it from.
 
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Old Jan 23, 2009 | 08:34 PM
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I got the 997 regular Shift Kit from suncoast porsche:
http://e-partssales.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?
 
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Originally Posted by markporsche
I got the 997 regular Shift Kit from suncoast porsche:
http://e-partssales.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?

Thanks...
 
Old Jan 23, 2009 | 09:06 PM
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I got the 997 shifter from Sunset for $157....and I also had a B and M in the 996 C2...and between the two, I prefer the 997 shifter for what I PERCEIVE is a smoother shift pattern....note** personal opinion. I saw one measurement made with pictures and they showed the 997 was about 15-20% shorter throw than the OEM shifter. Take it for what it's worth...but for the price, it was a damn good investment for me....plus the fact it fit right in with the adapter which required absolutely no adjustments...direct replacement. So simple even a caveman could do it.
 

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This is the one we like the best.



It's the green part.
 
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Originally Posted by cjv
This is the one we like the best.



It's the green part.
Is that additional cooling I see?
 
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And that's an excellent place to mount that sucker!

I got my 997 shifter from Suncoast about 5 months ago, and I must confess that I was a bit put off at first with the longer throws... But I'm shifting so much more precise and so much quicker now in all gears without hesitation. The B&M unit I had was simply inferior to the OEM shifter and I'm now wondering how much better things will be when I swap in the GT2 Clutch Hydraulics!
 
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Originally Posted by Mikelly
And that's an excellent place to mount that sucker!

I got my 997 shifter from Suncoast about 5 months ago, and I must confess that I was a bit put off at first with the longer throws... But I'm shifting so much more precise and so much quicker now in all gears without hesitation. The B&M unit I had was simply inferior to the OEM shifter and I'm now wondering how much better things will be when I swap in the GT2 Clutch Hydraulics!

Mike... do you know if this is the same shifter that's in the 997 GT3RS ?
 
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Originally Posted by Chuck Jones
I got the 997 shifter from Sunset for $157....and I also had a B and M in the 996 C2...and between the two, I prefer the 997 shifter for what I PERCEIVE is a smoother shift pattern....note** personal opinion. I saw one measurement made with pictures and they showed the 997 was about 15-20% shorter throw than the OEM shifter. Take it for what it's worth...but for the price, it was a damn good investment for me....plus the fact it fit right in with the adapter which required absolutely no adjustments...direct replacement. So simple even a caveman could do it.
I have had the suncoast 997 stock shifter with me for about 3 months now..guess its time to put it in...is this a DYI? how long did it take for the install? appreciate if you can direct me to any install instructions.
 
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Try this...should all be the same. I think once you get it apart, you'll figure it out...I think people say it takes an hour or 2...

Good Luck...


http://www.bmracing.com/bmracing/ins...ruction/67.pdf
 

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