Short shifter
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Originally Posted by Papa
Actually, my son is paying for the 997S - he's too old to expect his parents to buy him toys.
Checking tonight, the Porsche website no longer shows the short shifter for the Turbo. It was great on the 997S and I'll speak to the dealer about ordering it from the parts department. My understanding was that the shifter on the 997S and Turbo are different.
Papa
Checking tonight, the Porsche website no longer shows the short shifter for the Turbo. It was great on the 997S and I'll speak to the dealer about ordering it from the parts department. My understanding was that the shifter on the 997S and Turbo are different.
Papa
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Originally Posted by jhbrennan
Same part number for the 997 and 997 TT (also Boxster and Cayman use the same part) 997 424 983 00
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Originally Posted by mzn50
I have a Sport-S and love it.. I have tried both.. and really prefer it.. I did find that when cold.. first gear is tough.. but second is like slippin through butter.. get it dealer installed if not an option for sure !
My car does the same when cold with the std. shifter...