YOUR RESEARCHTall Shift Knob Options
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Instead of spending $$$$ on the CAE ss, I've been thinking of combining B&M ss with a tall shift **** to it, to emulate the height of the CAE ss. I've searched all over, but haven't seen many people with them. What are my options yall?
The CAE is really tall. To find a **** that will emulate that - not sure you're going to be happy. The short throw of the B&M is going to be negated with a **** that big.
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I completely understand the semi-counterintuitive perspective, but my focus is to have the shifter closer to the wheel, like the CAE. If only the CAE unit was affordable
There is a console riser kit on the market now that's pretty damn cool - it raises the entire console up so you don't have that 'unfinished" look that you may not want. http://www.function-first.com/produc...-riser-kit-996 Function First seems to make some pretty good quality stuff... I have their e-brake riser and its good... but then again, its a hunk of threaded metal that's pretty hard to get wrong. lol
I currently have what appears to be a short shifter with a very long throw shift ****/handle. It puts the shifter right next to the wheel, which I thought would be awesome - but the shift action is truly terrible, and I will be removing Meg from my 996. If you want to be Meg's next home, PM.
I currently have the B&M from the PO. What a sloppy piece of ****. Spend the money on the numeric with a riser or the cae and be done with it.
Second the comment on Function First. Great products and classy company. You want a tall shifter? Check out KCAttorney's Meg Griffin thread. :-)
I think there is a group buy going on the CAE shifter right now.....like 900
The B&M is fine for street but felt horrible on the track. I couldn't swap it out with my Numeric fast enough.
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Same sentiments exactly. I got rid of my B&M as soon as I could... that thing was sloppy as hell.
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Hey. HEY! (OK, I'll admit it: Meg is a shifter only a mother could love)
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