997 gt3 short shift fitted to my 996 ttt
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Just picked up my 996 turbo after having a 997 gt3 short shift fitted at 9e,
Well what can I say unbelievable I've had my car 7 years and now it feels brand new if anyone out there has a 996tt without one and are into driving then you must get one I would put it in front of a remap in terms of upgrades for your car it's so precise now it just make the car feel faster,the guys at 9e are superb no one knows more about 996tt than they do IMO thanks guys. Ps don't know why there's an angry face on my post?
Well what can I say unbelievable I've had my car 7 years and now it feels brand new if anyone out there has a 996tt without one and are into driving then you must get one I would put it in front of a remap in terms of upgrades for your car it's so precise now it just make the car feel faster,the guys at 9e are superb no one knows more about 996tt than they do IMO thanks guys. Ps don't know why there's an angry face on my post?
Edited by steve220873 on Friday 19th July 19:30
No effort at all goes straight in maybe the gearbox oil change helped, still getting used to it as I've had the standard shifter for 7 years now,going for a big drive on Sunday over the South Downs with a friend who also has a 996tt with a short shifter so should really get some use out of it.
I have the OPC 997 Short Shift Kit fitted to my 996 Turbo. Absolutely brilliant. I was advised to fit the more expensive OPC part rather than a pattern part off eBay by my local indy. The OPC kit is really good. Can't comment on any other - but I did read a thread somewhere from someone who fitted a pattern part off eBay and lost all his gear change. Left stranded and had to be lifted onto a trailer to have the problem sorted - fitting an OPC 997 SSK. So it supports the fact that a cheap job that has to be re-done works out very expensive in total.
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