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Old 06-08-2018, 04:53 PM
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Hey Matt. Assume this stack is same for a spyder 981?
im really enjoying this car but for the canyons i drive i want more shift action. It’s all 2 or all 3.
Curious what you’d suggest. Will need to go see Alex when in NorCal next....
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Yes, same basic gearbox. We are doing a shorter 987 version as well. By shorter I mean the length, not the ratio. Early ring and pinion is smaller making the bellhouding shorter.

And s while I love Alex and Co, there are plenty of people in SoCal who can do this for you, like the BBI guys, for one.
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Thanks Matt - yeah I'd have the work down most likely down south here, but car will live up north for a while, and, I want to drive one first... and Alex has one :-)
BBI just put your diff in my 964. Can't wait to try that out!



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