MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: MarkyN on February 06, 2015, 07:02:00 pm
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As the title says people?
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yes :happy2:
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Cheers mate. Now my next question is.... Has anyone installed the flappy paddle paddle extensions that I have seen for sale on eBay? I don't mean them ones particularly but of the same kind
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I believe quite a few people have, if you look in the 'Traders sales' section @Mandy (http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=1310) sells them
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Yep I have. mine were from Mandy on the forum, give it a search and you should be able to find what she has for sale. Feels much nicer with them in place, I would suggest the aluminium ones rather than the plastic :smiley:
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As the title says people?
Not all, paddles only became standard with dsg from early 2006...
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As the title says people?
Not all, paddles only became standard with dsg from early 2006...
If they don't have the flappy paddle, how does the semi auto work? Knock the gear stick left and right?
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Gearstick moves over to the left and then it is spring loaded to go forward (gear up) and backwards (gear down)
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:happy2: ok mate nice one! Thank you! Is there anyway to upgrade to the flappy paddles?
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I've got the plastic ones that @Mandy (http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=1310) sells. They're great, as was the service. However, I'd probably go for the aluminium ones if I bought them today.
Dave
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:happy2: ok mate nice one! Thank you! Is there anyway to upgrade to the flappy paddles?
Easiest way would be to fit a DSG multi function steering wheel as it'll have the paddles fitted already, that's assuming that your car is an early one without paddles?
The paddle extensions however are a 5 minute job to fit over the standard ones :happy2:
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I had the plastic one's in the Golf and they were brilliant!!!
I fitted the Aluminium ones in the CC this week and on the way back from AKS this afternoon, one of them fell off! :sad1: .....I wonder if the ally one's are a little too heavy for the sticky pads?!
They're are a great idea though so I might start looking for something a little more permanent!
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I used to have the carbon fibre paddle..now using the aluminium finish..
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:ashamed: the golf I bought is early 05 so i don't have the flappy paddles :scared:
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These (S2T) paddles are beautiful to look at and use. Billet milled, quite rude. :love:
http://www.s2tpp.com/VW-Paddle-Details.html (http://www.s2tpp.com/VW-Paddle-Details.html)
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:ashamed: the golf I bought is early 05 so i don't have the flappy paddles :scared:
you can always add a steering wheel with flappy paddles. I did it to my dsg tdi.