Just wondering if there's any improvement of shifting with a GT3 shifter vs. a standard 996 one? Thanks. -Mag
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YOUR RESEARCHIs the GT3 shifter different than standard?
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a distinct improvement over stock, I just put one in last week the throw is reduced by close to about a 1/3 and it feels as if it's taller and moved back a smidge if you plan on owning your 996 for a bit, it's money well spent
just the **** is an improvement or the whole assembly? I was going to get the alcantara one from ECS
Yes. Better in every way.
^+ 1 Yes, there is a noticeable difference I've got one of each
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