Paddle Shifters

[P_G]

Divided opinion then, fair enough. However looking at paddle shifters on Maserati, Lambo, Koeniggsegg, Pagani's and Ferraris they are not that much smaller and some are bigger. Granted the car is not in the same league and perhaps the colour doesn't do them much favours however as much as I have done close ups they are not in real life that intrusive. And they do the job I wanted.

They could be slimmer and I may get someone local to fabricate some based on a similar design. The metal part is interchangable hence the torx screws in the photos.

[bam_bam]

Divided opinion then, fair enough. However looking at paddle shifters on Maserati, Lambo, Koeniggsegg, Pagani's and Ferraris they are not that much smaller and some are bigger.

I don't think the cars you mentioned have wheels mounted, they're column mounted IIRC.

/EDIT except maybe Lambo... oops.

[HYFR]

Not for me pal, but fair do's if they work for u....I'm a big fan of the oem paddles

[Dave_Hedgehog]

i would hit those with my giant bear claws every time i turned the steering wheel

[rob8457]

you should have gone for these a direct replacement not stuck on with a sticky pad

http://forum.rs246.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=97526

Bobby

[P_G]

TBH I looked at those and didn't like the design of either. One too small, the other like said on that thread looked like elephant ears. I prefered the angular and stright edge design than the curves.

[Macdaddy]

Sorry mate but i'm not a fan of those at all

They look too big, Do OSIR not do them?

[P_G]

OSIR ones are no bigger than OEM and didn't solve the issue.

[535dboy]

I read with interest as would like some for the '4', saw pic of them on table thought ok then when fitters they don't look quite right.

I would want something a bit smaller and similar to the one the mrs has in the porker

Most others that size are connected to the column as pointed out above