GT3 Cup Shifter Question
Given that the 996 gt3 cup shifter is NLA, can Ii use the 997.2 GT3 shifter instead? Does anyone have a 996 shifter for sale per chance?
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Originally Posted by knorrena
(Post 14692759)
Given that the 996 gt3 cup shifter is NLA, can Ii use the 997.2 GT3 shifter instead? Does anyone have a 996 shifter for sale per chance?
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I run the 997.2 GT3 shifter with 996 cup cables... no extra parts required and the shift feel is fantastic. The 7.2 gt3 shifter already has aluminum instead of plastic in everywhere that the function-first kit replaces except for one minor location if I remember right.
For even better feel on top of that, replace the 996 shift knob with the non-weighted 997 knob. |
I have the 997.2 RS shifter in my 996. Complete drop-in.
I also have the 996 shifter in a box if you are still interested - was going to fab up replacement metal parts for it... Ray |
rbahr, is that a 996 cup shifter you have in a box?
I cant seem to find the part number for the 997.2 cup shifter. Does anyone have it? |
No, it is the OEM GT3 shifter. PN for the 997.2RS shifter is 99742401091,
PN for the 996 cup car shifter is:996.424.010.9A, Ray |
Originally Posted by T10Chris
(Post 14694517)
I run the 997.2 GT3 shifter with 996 cup cables... no extra parts required and the shift feel is fantastic. The 7.2 gt3 shifter already has aluminum instead of plastic in everywhere that the function-first kit replaces except for one minor location if I remember right.
For even better feel on top of that, replace the 996 shift knob with the non-weighted 997 knob. |
I looked at the Function First shift solution, and to be frank, I dont see the economics of it. Its ~$300USD, and the Porsche shifter is $425USD. With the shift right, I still have to invest about 2 hours of effort just to fit the parts into the shifter housing. With the Porsche shifter I get a genuine Porsche part that drops right in. Am I missing something here?
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Originally Posted by 911mhawk
(Post 14699102)
Run the exact same combo but have a stock knob and it is the schit, especially with Cup trans linkage and a trans rebuild in case you get a terrible case of 'while im in there".
ive already got an awful case of while im in there :( |
Originally Posted by T10Chris
(Post 14705811)
ive got the linkage/levers on the gearbox ready to go in when I do my clutch and LSD and trans cooler... which is happening after the roof and rear window... which is gonna go to paint at the same time as the decklid and cup wing.. which is before the full suspension/brake overhaul...
ive already got an awful case of while im in there :( Today was a very quick cmute hm about 2, these things love the cold and a tank of 100 |
Originally Posted by knorrena
(Post 14699738)
I looked at the Function First shift solution, and to be frank, I dont see the economics of it. Its ~$300USD, and the Porsche shifter is $425USD. With the shift right, I still have to invest about 2 hours of effort just to fit the parts into the shifter housing. With the Porsche shifter I get a genuine Porsche part that drops right in. Am I missing something here?
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