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Old 12-06-2007, 11:13 PM
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New mod... sport paddles on the X

Check out a few pics... just got this done tonight thanks to John (turbocad6)

https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...183031&page=13

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Old 12-06-2007, 11:14 PM
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dammm tight work
 
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Sweet, very nice, a feature that should be available on all models
 
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How much was the parts alone?
Can you list what parts you need exactly.

Awesome, seems like its 30 min job, plug and play
 

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Originally Posted by G35PS
How much was the parts alone?
Can you list what parts you need exactly.

Awesome, seems like its 30 min job, plug and play
+100000


I would love to do it myself.
 

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no wiring? just install the parts on the wheel
 
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Honda Accord
Now the next project is to transplant the LSD....
 
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Old 12-07-2007, 09:21 AM
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nice! i can see doing that in the spring. are you working on a detail write-up?
 
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that's a pretty good job you did there
 
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Old 12-07-2007, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by G35PS
How much was the parts alone?
Can you list what parts you need exactly.

Awesome, seems like its 30 min job, plug and play
I'm getting like 14 PMs with the same questions, which I should have known was gonna happen...

Go to the parts department... you need the paddles (comes as a set of 2) and the covers. The non-sport cover is 2 pieces (top and bottom) with the leather sleeve. The sport cover is 4 pieces (top, bottom and sides) and doesn't come with the sleeve.

You transplant the joystick from the current cover to the new one, and the wiring is already there for the paddles. The only thing you should need is a couple of nuts to secure the paddles to the bolts that are already there. Literally, if you're BLIND you can do this yourself.

You need a couple of tools to take the wheel off, but otherwise this is literally a 10 minute job. 30 minutes if it's your first time, probably.
 
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Originally Posted by jdanielsg
no wiring? just install the parts on the wheel
The wiring is already there, which was the only thing that we were worried about. The paddles have these 2-wire connectors that go to the unified meter, and we thought we'd have to come up with our own wiring and interface.

But when you take the wheel off you can see that there are 4 wire looms, 2 on each side (for all the switches in the wheel, the wiper stalks, etc). One of them is a 2-prong connector that clips right to the paddle.

You put everything back together and you're done.
 
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omg that IS quite simple.. price?? where r u located anyways Tks
 
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omg that IS quite simple.. price?? where r u located anyways Tks
I'm in the NY/CT area.

The part numbers and prices are on the original thread in the first post.
 
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pretty cool
 
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I just checked the other thread out , thanks viguera and turbocad6
Great info

While I was over on the other thread I thought I would bring the info here also
Originally Posted by turbocad6
ok, for all the 07+ guys, here are the 2 things you need to have paddles easy bolt on.

first the paddles, PN. 25549-jk000 list $177.52 (these are black, wheat is 25549-jk10a & there $155.52 list)
then the sport cover PN. 48470-jk70a list $57.48

that's it, the paddles will mount up on the stock inners no problem & the plugs are taped into the harness in the column, plug them in & done, it goes in like it was made for it, ah, that's because it was made for it

thanks viguera for posting those shots... the sport cover has both sides as removable covers so everything fits togeather with very minimal openings for the paddles

one thing I should mention is that there will be a few screws that you will also need in addition to the existing hardware, the paddles themself mount up with 1 nut each, regular 10mm nuts, 6mm thread. then there are the 2 rear screws to mount the paddles, I used 2 10mm bolts, 6mm thread for this too, but it screws into a plastic grommet & they probably use a course thread type screw there instead, but the 6mm thread bolt works fine. then you'l need 2 more course thread phillips screws to secure the cover in place, the non sport no paddle setup uses 2 screws from the front but the sport uses 4, so you will need to find 2 more matching screws... this is all pretty common hardware & shouldn't be much problems for anyone, just a heads up

good luck with it, this is such an easy mod for the 07+ crowd that it'd be a shame NOT to do it
 

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