New! Short Shift Kit, Bmw 328i/330i (e46) 1999-03 5 Speed Only on 2040-parts.com
Alexandria, Virginia, United States
NEW! Short shift kit, BMW 328i/330i (E46) 1999-03 5 speed only, reduces the shift movement 30%, comes with upgraded bushing, spherical bearing, and new isolation design in shift lever to reduce transmission and road vibration and noise. This shifter is manufactured out of stainless steel and aluminum and engineered for quick and smooth gear shifts. Gives the best crisp feel of all quick shifters. Shifter allows use of original gear shift knob.
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