CX_GT3

I am surprised that no one has talked about these paddle shifters yet. Found this hidden gem, MadTrace magnetic paddle shifters for 991 cars. They have been around for BMW M cars for quite a while now, and it seems like I am the first person to have it installed on a 911.

The factory paddle shifters do me just fine, but I do like the experience of something you find on a sim/race car (and the Weissach pkg 992 GT3RS). Let me introduce the first magnetic paddle shifters that are a direct replacement to the factory ones (not tape-on, but total replacement). The paddles have three screws that allow you to change the angle of the arm, the paddles themselves, and the length of the paddle which it extends out. It's designed to be plug-and-play, with zero modification needed; it took me 30 minutes to install it. Overall super solid construction; the base is machined aluminum, and the paddles are carbon fiber.

I am neither a dealer nor affiliated with the brand in any way; I am just a customer who wants to share a good product with my fellow rennlist-ers.

spyderbret

Where did you buy these from?

GT3Pat

Link?

NCheok

Thank you for sharing, always nice to see new products.

Keep your OEM CF WP paddles (those are worth a good sum).

Would like to hear your driving experience even though I personally don't like the squarish non-circular design of the shift paddles.

greggmorton

In for a link.. unless I’m getting worse with Google, I cannot seem to find these (only BMW)…

KelvinC

I've tried these paddles on a friend's M2. They feel incredible, and make a very satisfying, positive CLICK upon actuation. It feels very race car.

I've already switched to JCR extended paddles for my GT4, but definitely interested in these from a feel standpoint, even if aesthetics are a bit compromised.

big greasy taco

So, what is the benefit of these? Do they just "click" nicer?

daveo4porsche

I'd love lunch - is it included w/purchase? Where and when?

ohhhh - you meant to type "launch" not "lunch" - I also HATE autocorrect…

FourT6and2

Pretty much. They also seem to be adjustable for angle and length, which is something no other shifter offers. Kinda cool actually. If I hadn't just installed JCR paddles, I would definitely get these.

TPG

Are these in stock?

krell

Because race car but why else would anyone want to listen to that click every time a gear change was pulled?

FourT6and2

The JCR paddles make a click too. It's actually nice. Adds to the experience.

Tay101

Will the aluminum paddles be available as an option?

Although I like the carbon paddles, the OCD in me can't handle the 2x2 weave with OEM 1x1 weave. Could you make the carbon paddles 1x1 weave to match the OEM carbon?

NCheok

OEM is not 1x1.

TPG

where in la are you located?