YOUR RESEARCHgetting this 997 shift knob to fit a 993/996
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i know what you all want to say... that somewhere in these 806 pages, someone has covered this before... but what page ? this is what i imagine is involved to make the shift **** an easy install. just take a hacksaw to a 997... take the bar and weld it onto the 993/996, after you take a hacksaw to it of course. call L.A. Porsche in the morning ?... correct course of action ?
I have something that should work...pm me if interested...
this is for 997 to 996/993 right ? I appreciate the help. i was trying to think of a way to say thank you because you may have solved a huge problem for me.
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Right...this would go over the slotted end of the 996 shifter creating a round connecting point. Glad I could be of assistance. If anyone else needs this let me know...
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