5AT paddle shifters
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5AT paddle shifters
Well I have been doing some research around the forum to see if there had been any progress for those of us who would like to get paddle shifters on are pre 07 g's, I think it has been done but I am still a bit lost on the whole issue. Anyone know for sure if it is now possible and how maybe one might go about getting them installed on lets say an 06 5At? Thanks, and sorry if this is a horribly newb post!
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Zack at rarejdm did a mock up that included a plug and play control box and oem paddles. I have this set up and it's pretty cool.
The pricing is not as competitive vs the works bell kit but the placement of the actual paddles is better. Have not physically seen the works kit in person so I can't comment on the paddle feel themselves, the oem paddles have a solid feel how they are mounted vs bolted to the plastic housing.
The pricing is not as competitive vs the works bell kit but the placement of the actual paddles is better. Have not physically seen the works kit in person so I can't comment on the paddle feel themselves, the oem paddles have a solid feel how they are mounted vs bolted to the plastic housing.
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The works kit does fit pre 07s, they have 2 kits I think 1 for aftermarket wheels and 1 for oem wheels. They are mounted a little low on both sides, comes with a template to screw into the plastic oem piece behind the steering wheel vs being bolted into place.
The works kit makes sense if you just want the ability to shift from the wheel. Personally I would rather pay more for the set up Zack did.
The works kit makes sense if you just want the ability to shift from the wheel. Personally I would rather pay more for the set up Zack did.
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the paddles themselves are fairly easy to come by. the key component is the wiring harness\relay box to interface the paddles with the oem shifter.
someone built their own relay and posted schematics of how to build it...
http://www.infinitiscene.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=1369
someone built their own relay and posted schematics of how to build it...
http://www.infinitiscene.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=1369
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Originally Posted by rookie
Zack at rarejdm did a mock up that included a plug and play control box and oem paddles. I have this set up and it's pretty cool.
The pricing is not as competitive vs the works bell kit but the placement of the actual paddles is better. Have not physically seen the works kit in person so I can't comment on the paddle feel themselves, the oem paddles have a solid feel how they are mounted vs bolted to the plastic housing.
The pricing is not as competitive vs the works bell kit but the placement of the actual paddles is better. Have not physically seen the works kit in person so I can't comment on the paddle feel themselves, the oem paddles have a solid feel how they are mounted vs bolted to the plastic housing.