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I found some of the specs for a Cayman S g87.21 on caymanclub.net forum: 1st 3.308 2nd 1.950 3rd 1.407 4th 1.133 5th 0.972 6th 0.822 final 3.875 70 mph w/26" tire gives 2882 rpm in 6th. 158 mph @ 6500 rpm Some are running turbos and there doesn't seem to be any reports of failed transaxles...

Here's another picture of an MR2 shifter on ebay right now, shows top and bottom. I found mine for $10 + shipping. It is an '85-'89 model. I just looked and there are four of these on ebay right now. Just search for 'MR2 shifter' - none will pop up though. Select "See additional Buy It Now...

Wow Bill, that was awesome reading that! I'm with you all the way, well stated. I extend a huge thanks for taking that amount of time to share that with me (and everyone else of course). The dimensional data is priceless. If you look at the picture of the MR2 shifter i have in the first post...

Thanks Russ! GTPVette, do you have a picture of your cable mounts at the trans? Nice job on the shifter. I really do like the Tercel shifter, compact and stout looking, I guess the fore/aft action is backwards though for a 930 according to Russ's info. If I end up getting a G50 I'll definitely...

Thanks Dimi. I've been looking for the tercel shifter online, no luck. I guess I will have to hit some junkyards. I do like the configuration of the shifter, thanks for the pic. Russ, thanks for the info, I assume the pattern is an H with reverse left and up? So at the transaxle it would...

I had something like this picture in mind for the cables in the back. I guess the other info that might answer my question is if the original 911 shifter has the shift rod going to the trans attached above or below the fulcrum of the shifter, I found pics of 911 shifters in both configurations...

I'm looking to use an inverted 930 transaxle for a GTM build and it seems that this forum has a alot more info on various transaxles. I picked up a '88 MR2 cable shifter for next to nothing but not sure if it will work. I need to know the shift pattern at the shift rod on the transmission, in...