Best Short Shift Kit?

[STREETFIGHTER50]

Shifters are pricy for our cars. This looks really interesting tho. If it cleans up the slop as much as it sounds I'm interested as well

[alexandre]

I love the 330d shifter (aka BMW Performance SSK) but it's a very mild upgrade indeed.

FYI you'll need to replace part #25117580281 to fix the slop, whether you install an OEM or aftermarket SSK (or none at all)

[Stewbie]

I love the 330d shifter (aka BMW Performance SSK) but it's a very mild upgrade indeed.

FYI you'll need to replace part #25117580281 to fix the slop, whether you install an OEM or aftermarket SSK (or none at all)

Here's the realoem page that shows that part. Its #12. http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...13&hg=25&fg=05

[iZHP]

I had the Rogue Engineering, and it too, is a mild upgrade. I've heard auto solutions is the way to go.

[MsRN]

Auto Solutions it is, then!

[Rovert]

I had an autosolutions lever on my ZHP. The funny thing is it was a 5-speed version which the owner thought wouldn't work. It set all my shifting points further back which was great for my short arms. So neutral is like setting OEM into 4th. Just have to watch the thumb getting pinched in a 2,4,6 shift if you are the one to hold your knob. LOL

[ELCID86]

Auto Solutions it is, then!

Awesome. Keep us posted!

[Hornung418]

We need to set up a GB if he doesn't like to make them for six speeds.

Sent from my GS3.

[Hermes]

We need to set up a GB if he doesn't like to make them for six speeds.

Sent from my GS3.

I'm in

[yura]

Hi!

I'm thinking of finally installing a short shift kit. I like the smoothness of the stock shifter, but would prefer a shorter throw and less 'slop'. So far, UUC and RE seem to be the two contenders. I'm sure both are solid units. Anyone here have experience with either kit?

My ZHP had the RE short shifter and I absolutely loved it.