[r33_RGSport]

Guys,

I would like to introduce our new products, the extended paddle shift lever for F series chassis BMW.
It features:

- Stronger material 6061-T6, unlike the OEM Plastic on the Sport steering wheel or Cast Aluminum on the M cars.
- Longer and wider for better grip and reach even with hand position at 10 and 2 o'clock or 8 and 4 o'clock.
- OEM silver finish (Anodized Black coming soon)
- Fits both F chassis M Car and F chassis with Sport Steering wheel
- Includes our own proprietary mounting base
Note: The OEM module is not included. You will need to re-use the original module.

Here is the link for the installation instruction.
http://www.rgsportshop.com/image/dat...le_Shifter.pdf

Here are the pictures. Enjoy!!!

Feel free to PM or contact us to order.

[r33_RGSport]

Also available in Anodized Black now.
Here are the picture installed.

[configt]

I'm not really a fan. They look too square or industrial to me I guess.

[Cpdbeemer]

Agreed. Why the M cars need 'stronger' paddles than the existing alu ones beats me. And paddles on the bottom of the wheel? You shoudln't be shifting your hands round the wheel anyway.

JMO.

[r33_RGSport]

Thank you guys for the input, greatly appreciated.
Each driver have different steering wheel grip position during track driving.
Some shuffle, some don't, that's when an extended paddle is needed.
Of course for daily driving, we don't even need to use a paddle shifter for an automatic transmission.

[OpenAir]

Originally Posted by r33_RGSport

Thank you guys for the input, greatly appreciated.
Each driver have different steering wheel grip position during track driving.
Some shuffle, some don't, that's when an extended paddle is needed.
Of course for daily driving, we don't even need to use a paddle shifter for an automatic transmission.

I'll be the one who disagrees with that, as of yet I can't think of anytime I have driven my car in full auto...I live by the paddles!

Regardless, I will say that these paddles just don't seem to "fit" the car. I'm sure they are functional, but they just look wrong.

[SDKevin]

I like the look of them! I've always thought that the standard paddles are too short for the position I like to hold the wheel. Can you post (or pm) me pricing (in black) so San Diego. Also an idea of complexity to fit them?

Thanks.

[r33_RGSport]

Originally Posted by SDKevin

I like the look of them! I've always thought that the standard paddles are too short for the position I like to hold the wheel. Can you post (or pm) me pricing (in black) so San Diego. Also an idea of complexity to fit them?

Thanks.

Pm'ed.

[Merc for hire]

It would look better without the holes and a bit more round shaped

[E90 87ss]

Price and installation procedure? They would look better without the cut outs...

[r33_RGSport]

Originally Posted by E90 87ss

Price and installation procedure? They would look better without the cut outs...

PM you the price and here is the link for the Installation instruction.
http://www.rgsportshop.com/image/dat...le_Shifter.pdf

[Cpdbeemer]

Here's the thing. If you are driving on the track you shouldn't be shuffling.

[r33_RGSport]

Originally Posted by Cpdbeemer

Here's the thing. If you are driving on the track you shouldn't be shuffling.

There is two different teaching.
Seems like you and I are the same.
I went to POC and was taught to kept on 3 and 9 position all the time.

[r33_RGSport]

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[r33_RGSport]

Black version

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[r33_RGSport]

Great look in stock now !

[r33_RGSport]

Thank you for all orders !