Shift Knob Lever Adapter??

[bimmerbabe420]

Hi, I’m new here. I’ve had my E90 325i (Automatic) for a fat minute, but I never thought of doing any cosmetic upgrades and whatnot until now. I’m gonna try and word this as best as I can cause idk all the car terms used.

I wanted to change my shift knob to this: http://www.b2autodesigns.com/product...oducts_id=7199

If you watch @ 2:44 in this video it’ll show you how the lever system is a push down, vertically instead of a pull, horizontally:
https://youtu.be/jGOCDVKNcCU

I like the “locking in each gear” mechanism that it offers, but it doesn’t have an extension/adapter thing that’ll allow a good fit for a bimmer.

Do they sell such things? If so where do I find it.

Btw, if you don’t know what lever thing I’m talking about this girl explains it @ 1:15 in this video:
https://youtu.be/IcHQj2eXFRk

Any help or tips on how I could make it work regardless would be helpful too or any similar functioning shift knobs that are made for my model!

Thanks in advance

[calpbs]

They are not the same, on a BMW the rod is part of the shiftier so unless you buy one specific to the bmw I do not believe it will work. I installed paddle shifters on mine which was involved but pretty easy.

[MSCHMITZ]

You can use a manual shift knob. That's what I do.


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