Short shifter
#2
The standard 997 shifter has a shorter throw by 15% than the 996
For an additional fee option XCZ ($765) Sport shifter may be ordered and reduces lever travel by approx 20% from stock 997
For an additional fee option XCZ ($765) Sport shifter may be ordered and reduces lever travel by approx 20% from stock 997
#3
I drove an S without the short kit. I was amazed at how short the throws were over the 996 and my 993s. See if you like the standard before you spend 765. Why with that money you could get a set of track tires.
#5
B&M Racing & Performance Products will have a short shifter for the 997 in a few months... they're working on it now. The "B&M Precision Shifter" that I installed myself on my 996 feels & works great with a 35% reduction & it cost about $300.
#6
the short shifter is uneccessary for most, the increased stiffness of the stock unit of the 997 versus the stock on the 996 is substantial and plenty for most people who thought the 996's was a bit vague in actuation.
however, the B&M unit is still stiffer than the stock 997, and some may get it for sheer familiarity reasons, its a great unit. VERY precise and perhaps a bit too stiff for some,
but for those who want no-groping-around-in-the-dark-rifle-bolt precision, the B&M/ or porsche rebranded equivalent, is the way to go
however, the B&M unit is still stiffer than the stock 997, and some may get it for sheer familiarity reasons, its a great unit. VERY precise and perhaps a bit too stiff for some,
but for those who want no-groping-around-in-the-dark-rifle-bolt precision, the B&M/ or porsche rebranded equivalent, is the way to go
#7
Originally Posted by Moogle
the short shifter is uneccessary for most, the increased stiffness of the stock unit of the 997 versus the stock on the 996 is substantial and plenty for most people who thought the 996's was a bit vague in actuation.
however, the B&M unit is still stiffer than the stock 997, and some may get it for sheer familiarity reasons, its a great unit. VERY precise and perhaps a bit too stiff for some,
but for those who want no-groping-around-in-the-dark-rifle-bolt precision, the B&M/ or porsche rebranded equivalent, is the way to go
however, the B&M unit is still stiffer than the stock 997, and some may get it for sheer familiarity reasons, its a great unit. VERY precise and perhaps a bit too stiff for some,
but for those who want no-groping-around-in-the-dark-rifle-bolt precision, the B&M/ or porsche rebranded equivalent, is the way to go
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#9
Agreed. I've just gotten the B&M and Evo ShiftLink in, and the difference on my '04 C4S Cab is absolutely amazing. Can't understand why it's not stock.
My stock shift went from 5.5" throw to just slightly over 3" throw. Feels DAMN good.
My stock shift went from 5.5" throw to just slightly over 3" throw. Feels DAMN good.
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Eric
Chief Plug Guy
BumperPlugs.com
2022 GT3 Touring
2009 997 Turbo Cab
2018 M2 6sp
Gone but not forgotten
2004 C4S Cabriolet
1999 C2 Cab