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FVD424044TP

Numeric Racing Swine Eleven ReBoot 964 / 993 Shift Boot Trim Panel

Name: Numeric Racing Swine Eleven ReBoot 964 / 993 Shift Boot Trim Panel
SKU: FVD424044TP
Price: 137 USD
Availability: InStock

~~MSRP $185.09~~

$137.00

excl. shipping*

1–2 working days (the dates given are based on estimates and on standard national and international shipping with a standard-sized parcel and do not represent a guaranteed delivery time).

Product description

Numeric RacingRe-Boot
Porsche 964 / 993

A more considered approach to the 964 and 993 shifter surround.

The Numeric Racing Re-Boot replaces the factory integrated shift boot surround, creating a cleaner, more purposeful interface for aftermarket shift knobs, integrated short shifters, and minimalist exposed-boot configurations.

Designed to feel original to the car—not added to it.

ABS, closely reflecting the material and manufacturing approach used throughout the original Porsche interior.

Details:

OEM-inspired texture and finish
Paintable for bespoke interior applications
Retains factory mounting clips
No drilling, cutting, or additional hardware
Fully reversible installation
Designed and produced in the USA

Factory Architecture. Refined.

The Re-Boot is designed to retain the original lower rubber shift bellows already installed beneath the center console of the Porsche 964 and 993.

This preserves the factory sealing and isolation while allowing the visible shifter area to take on a cleaner, more mechanical character.

The lower rubber bellows is not included.

For cars with an aged or damaged factory bellows, OEM replacements are available separately.

Finish:
Considerable effort was taken to achieve a color, grain, and sheen that complements the surrounding factory trim.
Due to the age of original 964 and 993 interiors, variations in color and finish should be expected between vehicles as a result of UV exposure, use, and natural material aging.

Tech Tipp:
Before installation, we recommend inspecting and cleaning the original rubber bellows and applying an appropriate protectant if desired.