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> Boxster 5speed cable shifter for a 915?, anybody think about this?
jim912928
post Jan 13 2008, 11:18 AM
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I'm still gathering parts to start my six conversion in the spring. About the only thing left for me to iron out is the tranny question. I have both a nice 914 side shifter and a nice 915 that came with my 3.2l. I've investigated the WEVO with the 915 (expensive though), conversion clutch package and using my 901 (cheaper but I do like the 915 gearing better). I was notified from someone on the other 914 board that a thread was going on about using a boxster 5speed cable shifter/cables/tranny shaft end piece (slips on the shift rod and cables attach to it). The end piece is the same size as the 915 shift rod.

Anybody here have any thoughts on this, anybody try it?
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post Jan 13 2008, 09:52 PM
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If you already have the 914 sideshifter, that would be your easiest and cheapest choice. However, you will need a new flywheel and notched bellhousing to run the electronics.

If you already have the 915, I would highly recommend hunkering down and springing for the WEVO kit. You won't have to replace the flywheel, pressure plate, etc., so all of your clutch setup is taken care of, and the converted 915 is certainly geared for the torque of the engine. If you need the name of a shop in Illinois that can do that for you, I would try Perfect Power in Buffalo Grove, IL, or if you don't mind a slightly longer drive, Brad Mayeur in Peoria, IL would be good to handle the 915 trans conversion.

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