Reply With QuoteI have to say it is a great improvement over the carbon fiber knobbie. I bet it looks nice with the grey carpet. It looks like it would have good grip to it. The wooden one in mine gets slippery sometimes.
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:: How do you like my new knob?
Yes, I got the knobby fever too
No, it's not a wood grained Momo. Just picked this up and replaced the...
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I have to say, it feels great! Smooth with a bit of texture. All that's missing now is a bit more brush alu trim tastefully done inside and all set!
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I have to say it is a great improvement over the carbon fiber knobbie. I bet it looks nice with the grey carpet. It looks like it would have good grip to it. The wooden one in mine gets slippery sometimes.
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Yeah looks greatOriginally Posted by 31Hertz
I just need some brushed trim where you have your wood accents now... of course, that would just make it look like the inside of a Z4 or something :|
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"that would just make it look like the inside of a Z4 or something :|"
Steady... Steady... careful with that trim
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i just polished my knob.....
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looks nice but you don't have an m5
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'91 e31 850
'90 e34 535
'02 CBR F4i stunt/track bike
'07 gsxr 750 stunt bike
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neither do i but this is the gearknob mine came with
Gone but not forgotten
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My 525i came with one of those and an M-Tech steering wheel. The wheel is listed on the factory option sheet, along with M-Tech suspension. Therefore, I think the M-Tech knob is acceptable.
1997 535i V8
5spd, OBC, A/C, cruise, BMW phone, factory M-Tech wheel & suspension, 18" Alpinas
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