WEVO 915 Classic Short Shifter (TRA 915 SHIFTER CLAS WEVO)

WEVO 915 Classic Short Shifter (TRA 915 SHIFTER CLAS WEVO)

Marsoni

M251S

$327.50

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WEVO 915 Classic Short Shifter (TRA 915 SHIFTER CLAS WEVO)IN PRODUCTION 2 3 WEEKS Wevo 915 Classic Shifter 1972 1986 Porsche 911 915 Transmissions Precision Short Shifter With 30% Reduction In Shift Lever Travel Features Spring Center And Reverse Blocked Shifter Mechanisms For Street Club Racing Cars Stock Shifter Housing Compatible With Porsche Factory Shift Knob And Porsche Factory Shift Boot (Sold Separate) Wevo Download Installation Instructions (PDF) NOTE: DOES NOT INCLUDE A SHIFT KNOB OR A SHIFT BOOT

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012