Hi, Might seem like a strange question, but I am doing a mock up install of a 996 Numeric Shifter in a non-porsche race car and trying to get the shifter mount height exactly correct. Only problem is I don't yet have a gear kno-b for it and can't get one for another week, so am not sure how much extra height to factor in for the kno-b placement. Does anyone know how much higher than the top of the gear shaft, shown below, does a standard Porsche OEM kno-b sit? Thanks!
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YOUR RESEARCHheight of Gear Knob above Gear Shaft?
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Give me until this evening and I can get it for you. From the base or where?
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Hey thanks, that would be great! Distance from top of shift **** to the shaft pin would be fine, assuming you are measuring with the shaft on the middle hole as per the pic.
7-5/8" from middle pin to the top of the ****.
Cheers.
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