[roadkillrob]

Just got the extended M3 paddles from modmy3 and installed on my Performance Wheel (which I had the standard M3 paddles previously).

First, the M3 paddle shifters are a huge upgrade from the standard steptronic paddles, much more positive feeling and have loved having them, but always wanted larger paddles that are easier to find, saw these recently from modmy3 and had to have them - installed today - check it out.

[E90Company]

That looks awesome and they are functional. Props

[Javy]

Damn those paddles look agressive. very nice.

[Sales@modmy3.com]

Looks great on your Performance wheel!!

[TroyDeJ]

Looks amazing, i didnt know they made extended paddles for the e90 ive only seen them for the e46

[ed6141]

Originally Posted by roadkillrob

Just got the extended M3 paddles from modmy3 and installed on my Performance Wheel (which I had the standard M3 paddles previously).

First, the M3 paddle shifters are a huge upgrade from the standard steptronic paddles, much more positive feeling and have loved having them, but always wanted larger paddles that are easier to find, saw these recently from modmy3 and had to have them - installed today - check it out.

How do you installed the extender paddles? Cannot find any screws in my M3 DCT paddles to remove the paddles. Any advise or pictures would be good

[NJ 1161]

Same here. Can't see any screws?? Did you sort it?...

[roadkillrob]

There is a DIY somewhere that I used, I will try to find it, but basically you need to remove the 2 little covers off the paddles that cover up the electronic board and then you need to press you the shaft that the paddle pivots on (be careful when you get it all the way out and can remove the paddle as there is a small spring and ball under it that can pop out. Once you have the paddle out, you wil then be able to unscrew it from the rest of the assembly and attach the new one and reassemble.

I will see if I can find the DIY I found that showed it

Rob

[cvc 22349a]

Rob: Do you find you hit these paddles accidentally when driving in the city?
I recently converted to the M3 wheel with DCT paddles and love the feel of the shifts.

[teleopti]

Originally Posted by roadkillrob

There is a DIY somewhere that I used, I will try to find it, but basically you need to remove the 2 little covers off the paddles that cover up the electronic board and then you need to press you the shaft that the paddle pivots on (be careful when you get it all the way out and can remove the paddle as there is a small spring and ball under it that can pop out. Once you have the paddle out, you wil then be able to unscrew it from the rest of the assembly and attach the new one and reassemble.

I will see if I can find the DIY I found that showed it

Rob

hey Rob!

I have the same wheel and want to get these paddles. Let me know when you find that DIY! Did you have to remove the whole steering wheel from the column?

Looks great!

[roadkillrob]

Originally Posted by cvc 22349a

Rob: Do you find you hit these paddles accidentally when driving in the city?
I recently converted to the M3 wheel with DCT paddles and love the feel of the shifts.

I don't find I hit them at all.

Rob

[roadkillrob]

Originally Posted by teleopti

hey Rob!

I have the same wheel and want to get these paddles. Let me know when you find that DIY! Did you have to remove the whole steering wheel from the column?

Looks great!

You don't need to remove the wheel, just the airbag and then you can remove the screws that hold the paddles and pop them out - pretty easy.

Still can't find the DIY, but still looking.

Rob

[roadkillrob]

Finally found the instructions

http://modmynav.com/dct/MMN-LED-DCT.pdf

Rob