Another 997 2010 GT3 Shifter Installed
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Thanx for the info - I will look that up (Cup shift console vs 997 GT3)!
^ u can retrofit cup cables to stock 6 or 7 shifter box provided u have the rt parts. Pm mikymu(he has the part numbers). U can also order with the cup shifter box too but it ain't a shorter throw(pretty much the same throws as the 6) but it has more metal to replace the ****ty plastics so more robust/less flex. Mike
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I always loved the feel of my 996/GT3 shift linkage. To me a signature GT3 quality..
I had cup shift cables and a 997 shifter put on my 996/GT3.. The change is absolutely amazing.
I have heard people describe it like a "springfield rifle bolt" and thats an understatement. It isn't a subtle improvement. I absolutely love it. Rock solid and precise. The slightly shorter throws are secondary to the precise feel.
The cup cables make a big difference too. Adds some noise as well. They have no rubber on the tips which gives less play but adds some amazing sounds. At idle in neutral the noise from the transmission sounds like a 68 chevy knocking badly. Clutch in and it goes away. Its a bit disconcerting at first. You sometimes hear it at low speeds.
But Now I have a precise shift assembly that feels like - a well oiled rifle bolt.
First reaction... "Holy Cr$ap!".. Reaction in the months since -
I had cup shift cables and a 997 shifter put on my 996/GT3.. The change is absolutely amazing.
I have heard people describe it like a "springfield rifle bolt" and thats an understatement. It isn't a subtle improvement. I absolutely love it. Rock solid and precise. The slightly shorter throws are secondary to the precise feel.
The cup cables make a big difference too. Adds some noise as well. They have no rubber on the tips which gives less play but adds some amazing sounds. At idle in neutral the noise from the transmission sounds like a 68 chevy knocking badly. Clutch in and it goes away. Its a bit disconcerting at first. You sometimes hear it at low speeds.
But Now I have a precise shift assembly that feels like - a well oiled rifle bolt.
First reaction... "Holy Cr$ap!".. Reaction in the months since -