YOUR RESEARCHWhich B&M Short Shifter kit is better
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Just purchased the B&M Sport shifter linkage kit from Brandywine Prosche that installs on the transmission lever. This shifter kit will only fit on all '02-'04 model year 996 series 911s. Which kit in your opinion is better? Thanks
I believe you are looking at the 'under car' version vs the in-car version (which most of us have).... The in-car version is the unit of choice....and yes, we carry it at $199, every day. You might try the undercar unit to see how it does, then decide.
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