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EVO-MS billet shift linkage

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Use improved "updated" version of the linkage

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On the 997s and Cayman S' we found that Porsche used an improved "updated" version of the linkage.
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EVO-MS billet shift linkage

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Replace _anything_ in terms of the feel

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Since you're in there though it's nice to have the billet one thrown in- I mean it doesn't change _anything_ in terms of the feel.
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Since you're in there though it's nice to have the billet one thrown in- I mean it doesn't change _anything_ in terms of the feel.
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I would love to hear from anyone who has used the product(s) because I'm scared the linkage will add more stiffness or heaviness to the shifts, something I don't want as the B&M is stiff enough I'm sure.
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Since you're in there though it's nice to have the billet one thrown in- I mean it doesn't change _anything_ in terms of the feel.
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EVO-MS billet shift linkage

Use improved "updated" version of the linkage

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On the 997s and Cayman S' we found that Porsche used an improved "updated" version of the linkage.
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EVO-MS billet shift linkage

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I would love to hear from anyone who has used the product(s) because I'm scared the linkage will add more stiffness or heaviness to the shifts, something I don't want as the B&M is stiff enough I'm sure.
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POST 1Original post

Hello, Does anyone here have any experience or opinions on the EVO-MS shift linkage that bumperplugs offers with the B&M shifter? I would love to hear from anyone who has used the product(s) because I'm scared the linkage will add more stiffness or heaviness to the shifts, something I don't want as the B&M is stiff enough I'm sure. Thanks, Suneet

POST 2Original post

Hi Suneet, we use them mostly in the 996s we install B&M kits in because the 996 shifter linkage was notorious for breaking (the ball/seat) and leaving people somewhat stranded. On the 997s and Cayman S' we found that Porsche used an improved "updated" version of the linkage. It's still plastic but so far it does seem to hold up nicely. Since you're in there though it's nice to have the billet one thrown in- I mean it doesn't change _anything_ in terms of the feel. The SSK kit does but not the linkage.

POST 3Original post

hey alex...great to see some more 6speed faces coming over to visit. Welcome.... and yeah...what he said... dw

POST 4Original post

Thanks for the warm welcome It's good to be here... I should have come here earlier- but I'm here now

POST 5Original post

Hey Alex, I would like to second your welcome to this site. I'm looking forward to the work you'll be doing on my car next week!:dance: Thanks,

POST 6Original post

Thanks George! Very kind of you and we'll be seeing you shortly The car should have a good bit more pep to it.... Plus it'll sound:banana: PS Already in-motion to do the sponsorship with K-man-s. This forum really is the place to be for all things Cayman.

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