Silberwolfen

Does anybody know the part number for the most recent version of the GT3 shifter that can be used in the 996T? As I recall there are two flavors of the shifter: a GT3 for the 996 and a GT3 for the 997 which used aluminum versus plastic parts...if I am not mistaken.

Kevinmacd

Give these guys a call, they are great:
Their website under 996tt does refer to the GT3 shifter.
"New Option! - Looking for a race version of this part? We now have the GT3 version, it's identical, but plastic shift bushings are replaced with Billet Aluminum."

Suncoast Parts
5005 S. Tamiami Trail
Sarasota FL 34231
877-923-1700

PAULUNM

997.424.010.91

Silberwolfen

Thanks guys....that is exactly what I needed. TY!

The NSX dude

My car is being serviced now, I just called the dealer and asked them to throw in a 997 shifter.

Part number#99742401000

I've driven a handful of 997's and really like it. I was afraid the GT3 would be too notchy. I hate that.

Silberwolfen

I may do the same...I don't want a notchy shifter. I, too, want smooth and not having to be uber-precise with every shift. That gets annoying---quick. I tested a 996 recently with a short throw shifter and hated it. Think it was a B&M.

I think I may go with a plain 997 shifter.

Kevin

The 997GT3 shifter is NOT notchy... However, ANY poorly adjusted shifter (insert type) can be notchy!

ECS Tuning

Silberwolfen We can get you part number 99742401000 for a good price if your thinking about doing it yourself. For more information Click Here.

Silberwolfen

Thanks man! Actually Taylor is going to pick me up the 997SSK. I'm going to have him install and adjust it.

Kevin

John per our conversation>> check this thread out

https://rennlist.com/forums/996-turb...fter-sale.html

Silberwolfen

Will do Kevin...I trust your advice 100%.

32krazy!

try the numeric and you will never want another shifter!

Kevinmacd

What's really cool about the Numeric not only is it robust, buit it fits within your console and under your shifter boot. Looks completely stock.
Heres the link:
http://www.numericracing.com/Home.php