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Installed 997 Shifter assembly..pics


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I've had the B&M ssk on my boxster before and the oem ssk on my 996 carrera.. but nothing compares to the 987/997 shifter assembly.. shorter throws, easy to shift/precise such a blast to drive.

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Some shift knobs like this uses tork screw, like what other says make sure you watch out and dont knock your teeth off while pulling it..:icon501::evilgrin:

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old one..

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the longest to remove..LOL

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old one coming off

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I cant tell the difference..lol 997 at the bottom

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new one is in

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part #

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Finish product

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I did had this done and have to say its the best money I have spent. I wish I did years ago. It makes all the difference in the world. Great instructuons BTW. I watched my mechanic do mine and you covered everything.

Enjoy...

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