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Paddle shifters rock.

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Following Thirteeneasts lead I made some paddles but wasn't happy with them,I just couldn't get them to operate smoothly or remain stiff.I gave up on making my own and managed to get a pair of shifters off another wheel and have fitted them this weekend.It was a bit nerve wracking cutting into the steering wheel but I'm pleased with the look and fit,and over the moon with the operation of them,completely changed the car.
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Following Thirteeneasts lead I made some paddles but wasn't happy with them,I just couldn't get them to operate smoothly or remain stiff.I gave up on making my own and managed to get a pair of shifters off another wheel and have fitted them this weekend.It was a bit nerve wracking cutting into the steering wheel but I'm pleased with the look and fit,and over the moon with the operation of them,completely changed the car.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Following Thirteeneasts lead I made some paddles but wasn't happy with them,I just couldn't get them to operate smoothly or remain stiff.I gave up on making my own and managed to get a pair of shifters off another wheel and have fitted them this weekend.It was a bit nerve wracking cutting into the steering wheel but I'm pleased with the look and fit,and over the moon with the operation of them,completely changed the car.

POST 2Original post

As you say, brave to cut into the steering wheel (too much for me), but they look good. Congrats.

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Nice work, There are numerous that I reckon fit. Some VW and Some Merc etc as mentioned in some of my other posts. Really does make a different drive doesn't it.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Iver,they do look good on the car and you're right Thirteeneast,they make a huge difference.I used to drive in auto most of the time and manual on the right roads,now it's manual all the time,the gearbox has never changed so many times.While I'm on if anybody wants any better pics,PM me and I'll forward some,I seem to have problems with pictures on the site.

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