has anyone here installed a porsche supplied short shifter?
10-20-2005 | 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Woodster
On a related topic:
does the "Evo shiftlink" billet shifter linkage replace the "plastic part that breaks on people"?
does this B&M or OEM short shift kit include the billet shifter linkage ??
does the "Evo shiftlink" billet shifter linkage replace the "plastic part that breaks on people"?
does this B&M or OEM short shift kit include the billet shifter linkage ??
10-20-2005 | 01:42 PM
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So to recap:
The B&M sort shift kit comes with a replacement shifter (that your stock porsche **** works with),
and has included this billet shifter linkage that replaces the so called "weakest link".
I am out of warranty so I dont care about that, but how is the shifter resistance or stiffness
once you put in the short shifter?? Could a spouse or "newbie" shift it easily assuming they
were proficient at shifting already?
The B&M sort shift kit comes with a replacement shifter (that your stock porsche **** works with),
and has included this billet shifter linkage that replaces the so called "weakest link".
I am out of warranty so I dont care about that, but how is the shifter resistance or stiffness
once you put in the short shifter?? Could a spouse or "newbie" shift it easily assuming they
were proficient at shifting already?
10-20-2005 | 01:51 PM
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The EVO ShiftLink is not a part of the B&M short shifter...you buy the link separately from EVO. The link prevents breakage, and makes the shift gates more solid at the stops.
A properly installed B&M shifter is not hard to shift at all.
A properly installed B&M shifter is not hard to shift at all.
