Paddle Shifter kit
10-17-2006, 10:04 AM
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Paddle Shifter kit
I saw doing some searching, and came across this site. I was going to build my own but then thought about going with an aftermarket steering wheel and paddle shifter. Does anyone know of a USA site to order something like this?
http://www.jdm-option.com/opchan/06_...leshifter.html
http://www.jdm-option.com/opchan/06_...leshifter.html
10-17-2006, 11:00 AM
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Haha, funny
For me i like having the paddles, on the wheel. I just wished nissan put it on the car. I did start a prototype but just havent gotten around it. When i was researching i found that site with paddle shifter on a 350z
For me i like having the paddles, on the wheel. I just wished nissan put it on the car. I did start a prototype but just havent gotten around it. When i was researching i found that site with paddle shifter on a 350z
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Originally Posted by STREETTRENZ MAG
Im looking for a place to order it, beside from overseas.
Ok sent them an email, hopefully i get something back
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[QUOTE=james840a]After i posted it i saw the english button,
Im looking for a place to order it, beside from overseas.
Ok sent them an email, hopefully i get something back[/QUOTe
let me know ok
Im looking for a place to order it, beside from overseas.
Ok sent them an email, hopefully i get something back[/QUOTe
let me know ok
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I'm assuming this only works on 5AT models? I'm also assuming its basically like relocating the tiptronic shifter to the steering column? It would have to be for that cheap. I can't see the shifter in that image due to her ****-ish wave.
10-18-2006, 01:27 AM
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I'm assuming this only works on 5AT models? I'm also assuming its basically like relocating the tiptronic shifter to the steering column? It would have to be for that cheap. I can't see the shifter in that image due to her ****-ish wave.
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Originally Posted by ken350z
Remember if you get rid of the air bag you have to change the seat belts also.
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The seat belts that come on cars with air bags are different than the ones that are designed to be used by themselves. I believe that they stretch more. They look the same, don't be fooled, it could cost you.
Originally Posted by james840a
why do you need to change the seat belts? they have a air bag delete connector if you remove the airbag.
