What DSSR with RTD shifter?

[Reideezy]

I’ve recently acquired a RTD non lockout shifter. I’m looking for a DSSR that is known to work well with it. Car is a 328i with ZF 5 speed. Thanks!


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[golgo13]

I used the AKG one but I've read that DSSR isn't really even needed?

You will need solid motor/trans mounts though or you risk money shifting.

[aeronaut]

Any DSSR with OEM dimensions should work. I'd expect the OEM single sided shift arm would work fine too. I guess the ideal setup might be one of those adjustable length DSSR's, but DSSR's and adj length DSSR's are damn pricey. I think DSSR's are probably one of the least performance/$ things we buy, and yep, I have one (and an RTD shifter).

[bionicbelly]

Not needed. Stock is fine.

[Reideezy]

I’ve got all solid mounts on the car. I don’t have a stock selector rod on hand so I’ll have to source one but I just figured a DSSR would be best. I’ve been looking at AKG but It’s 140$. Revshift is coming out with some so I tried calling them about it and no answer.
Thanks guys!


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[f100]

I used the AKG one but I've read that DSSR isn't really even needed?

You will need solid motor/trans mounts though or you risk money shifting.

By solid mounts, do you mean aluminum or do you just mean non-stock mounts (i.e. stiff polyurethane is fine)?

[golgo13]

By solid mounts, do you mean aluminum or do you just mean non-stock mounts (i.e. stiff polyurethane is fine)?

I'm on 75D polyurethane mounts and have never had an issue in 2.5 years.

Knock on wood!

[aeronaut]

It's simple. The harder the mounts, the less the shifter moves.

[f100]

I'm on 75D polyurethane mounts and have never had an issue in 2.5 years.

Knock on wood!

I have 75D mounts as well. I figured that's what you meant (i.e. not literally solid but just very stiff) but just wanted to be sure.

[golgo13]

It's simple. The harder the mounts, the less the shifter moves.

This.

[Seang2001]

I used the AKG one but I've read that DSSR isn't really even needed?

You will need solid motor/trans mounts though or you risk money shifting.

I have the Ireland engineering version... little to no difference and a PITA to install. Save your money towards something else.