Works Bell Column Shifter for OEM Steering wheel..
05-21-2008, 02:13 PM
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Works Bell Column Shifter for OEM Steering wheel..
i saw this in my latest Z magazine Vol 8...
Column Shifter for Z33/G35
http://www.worksbell.co.jp/en/produc...mn_shifter.htm
Column Shifter for Z33/G35
http://www.worksbell.co.jp/en/produc...mn_shifter.htm
Many Z33/G35 AT owners have expressed a desire to be able to shift via steering column paddles unfortunately no option existed, up until now. Much to the elation of many Z33/G35 owners, Works Bell has developed a special paddle shifter kit for the Z33/G35 that can be used with the factory steering wheel. The paddle shifter kit is well known by many Z33/G35 users because it can operate the AT sports shift mode without ever releasing the steering wheel. This kit was developed for those enthusiasts that want to combine the sporty feel of the factory steering wheel with an F1 style paddle shift feeling!
05-21-2008, 02:14 PM
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Yeah, Aspec has already posted this on my350z in their paddle shifter thread. I posted my own thread for them on G35driver a month or so ago. The price is however incorrect. It will be more like $600 with shipping and everything from Japan.
05-21-2008, 04:01 PM
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I think you might be thinking of another kit. This one is for oem
steering wheels. It is also made of different color material if the
photo is accurate to manufacture... Saw it on their website a
week ago, and realized it might be new. Looks interesting, and
works bell is poppin.
steering wheels. It is also made of different color material if the
photo is accurate to manufacture... Saw it on their website a
week ago, and realized it might be new. Looks interesting, and
works bell is poppin.
05-22-2008, 11:05 AM
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Still not OEM looking for me. Im still sticking to my designed paddles. Plus i beleave they are using the same circuit as in there other one, witch i beleave has a delay that others have been talking about.
before i pay.
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Originally Posted by james840a
Still not OEM looking for me. Im still sticking to my designed paddles. Plus i beleave they are using the same circuit as in there other one, witch i beleave has a delay that others have been talking about.
I dont know about a delay. The ones I have shift immediatly, then again I have a valve body upgrade that crisps it all up...
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