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I own a 2018 991.2 Carrera T and have had quite a few mods carried out over the last 6 years. One of my last mods I have planned is to get a Numeric Racing shifter & cables fitted.
Anyone else fitted this to their manual 991.2? Would be grateful for any real world feedback!
I installed both the shifter and cables on my 2018 T. Much more precise and positive shifting. Well worth the time and effort to install. I did the install myself. Our T's have similar mods
My 2019 T came with shifter, cables and stronger spring. Took awhile for me to get used to it, but I really like it now. Don't have a before comparison, but it's a very "direct" feel for shifting. The spring in mine makes getting into reverse tough (which isn't necessarily a bad thing) and 7th took a little getting used to.
I installed both the shifter and cables on my 2018 T. Much more precise and positive shifting. Well worth the time and effort to install. I did the install myself. Our T's have similar mods
My 2019 T came with shifter, cables and stronger spring. Took awhile for me to get used to it, but I really like it now. Don't have a before comparison, but it's a very "direct" feel for shifting. The spring in mine makes getting into reverse tough (which isn't necessarily a bad thing) and 7th took a little getting used to.
I have it on my manual C2S and it greatly improves the feel of the shifting. It feels more solid & precise. Less buttery soft. Go with the 2mm spring for a tighter feel, but as mentioned above, it will take a little time to get used to. The shifter is a fairly easy DIY. There is a great video showing it down from start to finish in under 20 minutes. I would really like to do the cables one day, which is said to improve the feeling even more, but it is a much more involved DIY and I'm just not ready to take that one on. If you're comfortable with the cost of paying someone to do it, I'd say go all in and get both the shifter and cables. I can't imagine anyone charging less than $500 labor for the cables.
A good friend of mine installed the shifter and the cables to his 2015 4GTS and cold not be happier. According to him it was a truly significant improvement.
I have it on my manual C2S and it greatly improves the feel of the shifting. It feels more solid & precise. Less buttery soft. Go with the 2mm spring for a tighter feel, but as mentioned above, it will take a little time to get used to. The shifter is a fairly easy DIY. There is a great video showing it down from start to finish in under 20 minutes. I would really like to do the cables one day, which is said to improve the feeling even more, but it is a much more involved DIY and I'm just not ready to take that one on. If you're comfortable with the cost of paying someone to do it, I'd say go all in and get both the shifter and cables. I can't imagine anyone charging less than $500 labor for the cables.
Thank you!
Full disclosure: I have ordered the shifter (2mm spring) and cables from Numeric. Am not much of a DIY guy, so will be happy to pay my local indy to do the installation.
05-19-2024, 03:13 AM
Numeric Racing Shifter & Cables
