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Old Feb 11, 2009 | 08:30 AM
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Shifter on a 997

I had the B&M shifter installed on my 997 and this is what my stock shifter looked like when removed... is this normal?
 
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Old Feb 11, 2009 | 09:39 AM
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I installed the OEM SSK, and so I had to remove the entire unit. But no, what I removed was significantly more substantial.
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Old Feb 11, 2009 | 09:41 AM
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is it suppose to be bent like that though?
 
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The B&M one wasnt bent, perfectly straight
 
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I think it is normal, I replaced mine with a B&M and IIRC the OEM one looked like that.
 
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Here, I just snapped a shot of one we have in stock. Looks like it's normal!


 
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Steve, your the man, thanks for the pic! It just seemed odd that OEM is bent and aftermarket is straight, i guess that aids in cutting down on the throw ... maybe?
 
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No problem, man. I'd have to compare the B&M to the factory one directly, so I might be talking out of my butt right now, but I've heard most short shifters out there actually lower the pivot point compared to stock shifters slightly to make shifting a little easier (compensates for having less leverage). Having a straight lower arm vs a bent one could be B&M's way of compensating for that to give it more "length" so it lines up with the cables better.
 
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