Any short throw shifter recommendations...
#4
The short shifter moves the shifter up so it is about 1" taller than the stock shifter which places it closer to the steering wheel. It also shortens the throws by about 30%. You can order the two pieces from your local Porsche dealer. The part numbers are:
964.424.015.08 - Gear shift lever
964.424.017.01 - Fork
Installation takes an hour or two.
Geoffrey
964.424.015.08 - Gear shift lever
964.424.017.01 - Fork
Installation takes an hour or two.
Geoffrey
#6
Originally Posted by Geoffrey
The short shifter moves the shifter up so it is about 1" taller than the stock shifter which places it closer to the steering wheel. It also shortens the throws by about 30%. You can order the two pieces from your local Porsche dealer. The part numbers are:
964.424.015.08 - Gear shift lever
964.424.017.01 - Fork
Installation takes an hour or two.
Geoffrey
964.424.015.08 - Gear shift lever
964.424.017.01 - Fork
Installation takes an hour or two.
Geoffrey
Greetings Christian
#7
I have had the Ruf short-shifter on my 964 turbo since 1993. Longer lever, closer to steering wheel. It works great and I absolutely love it. Never a problem! It was installed by Sol Snyderman in Libertyville, IL, when he was a Ruf dealer. He can still hook you up with a short shift kit that will do the job.
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#8
The short shifter moves the shifter up so it is about 1" taller than the stock shifter which places it closer to the steering wheel. It also shortens the throws by about 30%. You can order the two pieces from your local Porsche dealer. The part numbers are:
964.424.015.08 - Gear shift lever
964.424.017.01 - Fork
Installation takes an hour or two.
Geoffrey
964.424.015.08 - Gear shift lever
964.424.017.01 - Fork
Installation takes an hour or two.
Geoffrey
I read some threads about the RS short shift not fitting 'early' cars. If anyone knows if this one would fit my car that would be very helpful.
Thanks, Josh
#10
I know this thread is quite old, but does anyone have this short shift fitted to their turbo? I have a 1991 UK model turbo and would like a short shifter mainly because I am tall and dont want to stretch so much to get to the gear lever (if I pull my seat closer my knees hit the dash).
I read some threads about the RS short shift not fitting 'early' cars. If anyone knows if this one would fit my car that would be very helpful.
Thanks, Josh
I read some threads about the RS short shift not fitting 'early' cars. If anyone knows if this one would fit my car that would be very helpful.
Thanks, Josh
I ordered my parts from Sunset Porsche in Oregon, about $100.00, no affiliation
#11
Thanks for clarifying that the kit Geoffrey mentions is in fact the RS short shift, and for the helpful post on how to modify the car to make it fit.
That modification is beyond my means, but I could get my mechanic to do it. Are there any other short shift kits that would fit my car without any drilling/cutting?
That modification is beyond my means, but I could get my mechanic to do it. Are there any other short shift kits that would fit my car without any drilling/cutting?
#13
Rothsport, no affiliation, has one, a lot more $$, lots of good feedback, give them a call and check for fitment.
http://rothsport-racing.com/Products...ortShifter.htm
http://rothsport-racing.com/Products...ortShifter.htm
#14
Thanks. I am UK based and have found these options at one of our parts dealers:
http://www.porscheshop.co.uk/acatalo..._upgrades.html
Quite a price difference between the B&M kit and the standard kit! I will phone them and ask if they fit a '91 turbo with no cutting/grinding.
http://www.porscheshop.co.uk/acatalo..._upgrades.html
Quite a price difference between the B&M kit and the standard kit! I will phone them and ask if they fit a '91 turbo with no cutting/grinding.