Is there anyway to replace the stock automatic shift level with something aftermarket
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Is there anyway to replace the stock automatic shift lever with something aftermarket
Is there anyway to replace the stock 05 automatic shift lever with something aftermarket? I see alot of info for aftermarket manual shift levers. Are there any for the automatics? I think the stock one just looks a little cheap.
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Not to be a dick, but your thread title says 'level' when you meant to say (I think) 'lever'
There are some shift ***** available and some here have done the mod. I'm not sure about the entire lever though.
There are some shift ***** available and some here have done the mod. I'm not sure about the entire lever though.
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Here's the Momo I believe InTgr8r is using.
See this thread:
https://g35driver.com/forums/attachm...achmentid=1622
See this thread:
https://g35driver.com/forums/attachm...achmentid=1622
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Originally Posted by inTgr8r
Yes, I'm using the Momo... as per link above.
I'll see if I can dig up a pic of it in the car at home later.
I'll see if I can dig up a pic of it in the car at home later.
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Originally Posted by mpgxsvcd
Yes that is what I am looking for. Where can I buy that? Does it have the button to engage the transmission from park? Is it on top of the lever? How do you install it? Does the factory one just screw off? Or is there a release for it?
Just slide the bottom metal trim piece down to expose the clip.
The Momo has the button on top (where it should be)
When you remove the OEM, also remove the while nylon/plastic extension piece
(you don't need it)
The Momo goes on with a rubber bushing & 3 allen set screws.
The entire job <15 min.
Google Momo & you'll find a source (don't remember where I got mine)
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I didn't like the MOMO, instead I went with the 350z/G35c (And 04.5+ Sedan) Shift ****. As an FYI, if you go this route you absolutely MUST order the different plastic piece that the **** mounts on (it is mounted transversly to the old fat 03.5-04 ****.
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Originally Posted by inTgr8r
The OEM comes off by removing a spring retainer on the bottom.
Just slide the bottom metal trim piece down to expose the clip.
The Momo has the button on top (where it should be)
When you remove the OEM, also remove the while nylon/plastic extension piece
(you don't need it)
The Momo goes on with a rubber bushing & 3 allen set screws.
The entire job <15 min.
Google Momo & you'll find a source (don't remember where I got mine)
Just slide the bottom metal trim piece down to expose the clip.
The Momo has the button on top (where it should be)
When you remove the OEM, also remove the while nylon/plastic extension piece
(you don't need it)
The Momo goes on with a rubber bushing & 3 allen set screws.
The entire job <15 min.
Google Momo & you'll find a source (don't remember where I got mine)
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