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gomezoneill 03-27-2021 12:24 PM

Good for you guy's, nice seeing some young guy's developing things I'm proud of you good luck.

winders 03-27-2021 12:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kinein (Post 11275075)
Problem solved

Uh, no....

What part of "stock looking shift lever" does that boot deal with?

vick 03-28-2021 03:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by winders (Post 11274526)
I think he knows that. He wants one with a shift lever that looks like a stock lever. I imagine he wants his car keep the stock Porsche look but have the improved performance of a better shifter design.


Exactly this - looks like a well designed shifter and I love to see more new products for our great cars, we’re very fortunate to have current and well-supported options.

But I don’t care for the milled look of the shift lever, just doesn’t suit the g body aesthetic imho. If there was a stock appearing unit then I’d be highly interested. Matter of personal taste I know

Flojo 03-29-2021 01:18 AM

what does the tip of the shift lever look like?
diameter?
inner thread?
just wondering what shift knobs may fit.

Flojo 03-29-2021 01:26 AM

one more thing: does the kit include assorted black (allen) bolts to fit the look when installed?
I mean, they've gone this far, would be a pity to bolt this up with smt else...

Harpo 03-29-2021 08:43 AM

The tip of the shifter is same as stock so a factory shift know ought to fit as well as the rennline custom wood shift knob.

thor66 03-29-2021 12:07 PM

I look forward to finding out if the differences really matter.

numericracing 05-19-2021 06:25 AM

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/1088263-g-body-numeric-racing-shifter-6.html

Flojo 09-14-2021 04:40 AM

Got my set just now

https://up.picr.de/42047727zt.jpeg

https://up.picr.de/42047728dz.jpeg

https://up.picr.de/42047729cs.jpeg

https://up.picr.de/42047730cy.jpeg

Sadly the WEVO knob does not fit
https://up.picr.de/42047731kx.jpeg

Tommy Z 09-14-2021 05:19 AM

Flo, looks good! I want to do this as well so looking forward to your review. Did you go with the 2mm or the 2.5mm spring?

Tony V 09-14-2021 08:22 AM

Purchased one when they first came out, for my ‘74. Assembled as shown in their video. Went to install it, months later and found that the shifter was installed backwards. Rechecked the video and saw that the kid also installed it backwards. Throughout the installation video, he screws things up with little subtitles correcting what he was saying “he really means 4th gear”. Very confusing.
I spent the better part of a day installing this shifter and found it unpleasant to shift with. Much to notchy. Never could get the reverse lockout to engage. I emailed Numeric 2 weeks ago, via their web site, asking for assistance and never received a reply. Reinstalled my Rennshift and I’m whole again.
Will be offering it for sale. Nice that they post how good their groundbreaking shifter is but please reshoot the video and respond to requests for support.

Tommy Z 09-14-2021 11:34 AM

Tony, that's definitely disappointing to hear. You always hope that when launching a new product that the factory support will be there. I made the same observation as you did regarding the video. That whole thing should be re-shot and add some better lighting while they are at it. Thanks for your feedback.

walt 09-14-2021 11:47 AM

Their shift rod extension may help with the notchy feeling. Installed mine without a hiccup and have been very satisfied.

Flojo 09-15-2021 03:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Tommy Z (Post 11457052)
Flo, looks good! I want to do this as well so looking forward to your review. Did you go with the 2mm or the 2.5mm spring?

No idea what spring is there. Just ordered the set and unboxed it as is.

Will need to make a knob as I have none to use that fits.
I want something very similar to the WEVO extended knob.

Flojo 09-15-2021 03:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tony V
Rechecked the video and saw that the kid also installed it backwards.

common sense will not make you do that mistake when assembling.

Flojo 09-15-2021 04:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RWebb (Post 11273161)
kid in the video seems not to know why Porsche deliberately designed in some fore-aft spacing in the shift coupler

True. One must understand that the engine-trans-unit (~200 kg) ist mounted to 4 points.
This does not refrain the unit from moving.
This movement can be passed on to the shift linkage.
The „play“ in the coupler with factory oval bushings was to compensate that a bit.
Fair enough.

So far I use RebelRacing mounts and a WEVO PJS coupler.
Perfect.

Though anything is welcome to better the wobbly factory shifter that has no guidance whatsoever nor selfcentering in neutral.

The Numeric shifter has a lot of pros:
- way less friction on any part
- very light
- ready to use shifter tower to bolt
- set comes with upgraded coupler
- fits to factory knob

I’ll report about handling once in use


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