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has anyone tried the Rennline short shifter?
looking to get a short shifter...on a street car, ive always said I would use a factory short shift kit...but looking at the Rennline, i might reconsider. Combine this with a Seine Gate Shift for a nice factory upgrade? Looks like it replaces the ball on the bottom. Anyone install one of these yet?
Rennline Short Shifter Kit RENS98024P7489 - Rennline Design - REN-S-98024P-74-89 | Pelican Parts
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05-23-2016, 08:36 AM
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im gonna assume I would be the first to try it
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05-25-2016, 11:04 AM
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Near as I can figure.......that's just a 95.00 shift knob.
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05-25-2016, 11:31 AM
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Description from Rennline is quite brief. The link above has no image. Other link searches show a version that might fit a 914 or 901 lever (not compatible with a 915).
It might be equivalent to a Target short shifter, a version of the Weltemeister product, but using the factory lever. I would suggest contacting Rennline for more details. Sherwood Seine Systems |
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05-25-2016, 11:48 AM
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 Reduce the length of throws and give the shifter in your 911, 912 or 914 a more solid feel with Rennline's short throw shift kit. Machined from billet stock, this kit will reduce the throw of your shifts by approximately 30% and provide more precise engagement. Weighted to improve the speed and accuracy of your shifts with a minimal increase in effort, this shift kit provides benefits any driver will appreciate.
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Curious......when I go on the Rennline web site and click on short shifter kit all that shows up is the shift knob.
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For the record, the Seine system is the best upgrade I've made to my 3.2 (915) period.
Considering the cost? Incomprable. Scott
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Old thread I know...
Has anyone tried this product yet? I am not finding any feedback or results online...
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