I ordered a new shift knob and i am very pleased with it. I think its from a z3, and its weighted. it felt really smooth going into gears. it really compliments my z4 3.0 ssk.
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Too short for me, but it does look good in there.1988 M3
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I like that knob a lot. My friend has it in his E36. I doesn't last very long though. How much did you pay for it?Comment
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I think it was shipped for like 63. thats sucks that it doesnt last long.Comment
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What's the part number on that?
The Ti needs a new knob.
-CharlieSwing wild, brake later, don't apologize.
'89 324d, '76 02, '98 318ti, '03 Z4, '07 MCS, '07 F800s - Bonafide BMW elitist prick.FYYFFComment
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Mmmm, thats pretty.
Anyone wanna trade one of those for a ChrisD knob?
Or tell Charlie and I the part number.
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where is the part number on a knob. is it under the shift pattern logo? if i wont get pooped on i will post the ebay link. it has a buy now so it isnt a rare thing i am spoiling for somone.Comment
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I like that, very clean looking
I am in love with my UUC knob though, lmaoComment
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Your mom's in love with my....
(you saw it coming)
Looks good though.-Peter
318is slicktop | F15 35dM | F250 SDComment
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It's the stock knob on the M Roadster IIRC. Very short, but I like it.
FWIW, I have the Z4 3.0 lever and the thought of getting that knob was out of the question. It's just too low. I bought a new leather OEM knob, same anatomic as stock.
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82239405688 part #. and yes its from late modle m coupeComment
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