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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I just installed this tonight. It took about 2 days to come in the mail and about 30 seconds to install. The original gearshift was really scratched and turned me off to the car long before I drove it and fell in love. What a difference this makes - feels nice too!

POST 2Original post

Can you post a simple step by step on how to switch it out. I have read on this blog and others about having to forcefully remove the sifter from the post. Was this y

POST 3Original post

Quotes source post: 11639723

Your experience? BTW the new shifter looks great! Where did you purchase the new one?

POST 5Original post

Looks good! Mine's coming in tomorrow. Can't wait! Is it black or more grey? The pics from the dealer look pretty grey and I don't want it to wash out the interior. Thanks!

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks! I was expecting a huge battle to pull it off (happened in my vw) and it barely took any effort at all - I'm sure experience will vary but took 2 seconds. Step by step pulled up boot 4 tension tabs 2 to each side. Slid backwards pulled up. Reverse to install

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Mears I was worried about the same thing - it really is pretty darn black the camera really picks up something on the alcantara to make it look lighter. I'm really thrilled.

POST 9Original post

Cool! Glad it's dark....now I'll reconsider the alcantara steering wheel..it looks really grey in pics too

POST 10Original post

Quotes source post: 11639857

Sounds great, I assume you purchased through Suncoast, if not can you divulge the supplier?

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Correct - cheaper than random ebay seller

POST 12Original post

You must have gotten the one in Atlanta...there were 8 in the US..1 in Atlanta and 7 in CA..I ordered mine and told them I'd pick it up in ATL, since I'm here this week and they said it was gone and they'll overnight the one from CA...funny

POST 13Original post

I can't find it on the site... Can you please give me a link

POST 14Original post

Go to suncoastparts.com ,select our model, then "interior," then "***** and steering wheels," it's 3rd from the left on top row

POST 15Original post

Does anybody make an Alcantara boot for a Carbon Fiber ****? I've got the ****, but would love to have an Alcantara boot with a different color stitching.

POST 16Original post

Quotes source post: 11640395

No but go to local upholstery shop and have them do it. The last one I did on another car was around $30.

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