Paddle Shifters on non sport G37 sedan
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Paddle Shifters on non sport G37 sedan
Hello i just got a 2009 g37x sedan couple months ago, and i was wondering if i could put paddle shifters in it, But if i can will i have to buy a wire harness or is the 2009 model already wired for them? Thanks!
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You can buy the paddle shifters and it's plug-in-play. Contact Riverside Infiniti. There are also a couple people here who've done that, so maybe they'll chime in as well.
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DIY: Installing Sport paddles - G35Driver
(Lee37xNJ says the paddle shift kit can be installed without removing the steering wheel like it shows in this DIY)
(Lee37xNJ says the paddle shift kit can be installed without removing the steering wheel like it shows in this DIY)
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DIY: Installing Sport paddles - G35Driver
(Lee37xNJ says the paddle shift kit can be installed without removing the steering wheel like it shows in this DIY)
(Lee37xNJ says the paddle shift kit can be installed without removing the steering wheel like it shows in this DIY)
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Getting the column off without removing the steering wheel (and air bags) is the most difficult part, but it's all not bad at all.
If you have ever installed a car stereo as a teenager, it's a piece of cake... (51 here).
What Lee37xNJ said is true - rotating the steering wheel during install is key to making it easy...
Last edited by TinsleyC; 12-15-2010 at 09:06 PM. Reason: added last line
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I have a question for anyone who has paddle shifters ...
If you're driving in D mode, and you want to downshift one gear, do you have to first bring the shifter to the left to the DS/Man Mode and then flick the paddle to downshift? Or do you just flick the paddle without ever touching the shifter, leaving it in D?
If you're driving in D mode, and you want to downshift one gear, do you have to first bring the shifter to the left to the DS/Man Mode and then flick the paddle to downshift? Or do you just flick the paddle without ever touching the shifter, leaving it in D?
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I have a question for anyone who has paddle shifters ...
If you're driving in D mode, and you want to downshift one gear, do you have to first bring the shifter to the left to the DS/Man Mode and then flick the paddle to downshift? Or do you just flick the paddle without ever touching the shifter, leaving it in D?
If you're driving in D mode, and you want to downshift one gear, do you have to first bring the shifter to the left to the DS/Man Mode and then flick the paddle to downshift? Or do you just flick the paddle without ever touching the shifter, leaving it in D?
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Not sure what AFAIK stands for. If you have to throw it to DS first, it kinda defeats the purpose for me personally. Sometimes I need a quick downshift when driving on the highway. If I need to first move the shifter and THEN flick the paddle, well then there's nothing quick about it. Might as well just use the shifter.![Dunno](https://www.myg37.com/forums/images/smilies/dunno.gif)
![Dunno](https://www.myg37.com/forums/images/smilies/dunno.gif)
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Not sure what AFAIK stands for. If you have to throw it to DS first, it kinda defeats the purpose for me personally. Sometimes I need a quick downshift when driving on the highway. If I need to first move the shifter and THEN flick the paddle, well then there's nothing quick about it. Might as well just use the shifter.![Dunno](https://www.myg37.com/forums/images/smilies/dunno.gif)
![Dunno](https://www.myg37.com/forums/images/smilies/dunno.gif)