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BlackCherryZ 01-12-2010 09:32 PM

Shifter Vibration/ Shift knob vibration
 
just got my 2010 Z sports coupe a few days ago and it has about 100 miles on it.......

hmmmmmmmmm i just realized the vibration on the shifter.....

i have a habit of holding on to the shift knob when i drive.... perhaps many of us have similar habits:driving:

BUT the vibration is something i am not used to, especially when i am accustomed to BMW 3 series...

is there any way/ method/ aftermarket parts to minimize the vibration?

i did read from this forum that the vibration is normal for Z, but just curious as to what i can do.....................

Forrest 01-13-2010 02:21 AM

i might be crazy but i like the vibration feel. Its almost soothing to me.

JakeZ34 01-13-2010 02:33 AM

it's not good to hold the shifter while your driving, unless your shifting of course, first it's dangerous because you need 2 hands to control the car, second it's bad for the gear box that you're constantly putting pressure on it. And to answer your questions, a couple of forum member has switched to short throw shifter kits and they claimed no shifter rattle.

armensti 01-13-2010 02:44 AM

i like the vibration and my right hand is always on the shifter. Left hand on the steering wheel right hand on the shifter at all times unless on the track or racing

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JakeZ34 01-13-2010 02:54 AM

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armensti 01-13-2010 03:01 AM

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Originally Posted by JakeZ34 (Post 360045)
^ epic fail picture lol. +1

haha :happydance:

Red370 01-13-2010 04:24 AM

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Originally Posted by JakeZ34 (Post 360045)
^ epic fail picture lol. +1

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IDZRVIT 01-13-2010 06:35 AM

Quote:

it's bad for the gear box that you're constantly putting pressure on it.
Will the gearbox fall out of the car over time?

MightyBobo 01-13-2010 06:46 AM

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Originally Posted by IDZRVIT (Post 360101)
Will the gearbox fall out of the car over time?

No, but it could **** the syncro's up pretty good.

bullitt5897 01-13-2010 09:07 AM

I never had any ladies complain about my shifter knob vibrating:bowrofl:.... wait :icon14: ohhh snap your talking about your car ummmm yeah its kinda normal for a little vibration with these transmissions.

Not much you can do...

JakeZ34 01-13-2010 10:06 AM

^ LOL! This thread has derailed hahahahah...

BlackCherryZ 01-13-2010 11:11 AM

"And to answer your questions, a couple of forum member has switched to short throw shifter kits and they claimed no shifter rattle."


i read otherwise...that B&M short thow shifters cause more vibration, cause it does not have dampening device vs OEM with dampening device..... and something about weight ratio.....

IDZRVIT 01-13-2010 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by MightyBobo (Post 360105)
No, but it could **** the syncro's up pretty good.

Oh no, not the ***** syncro's!!!!!!!!!!!! Will my front wheels fall off if I hold the steering wheel firmly with two hands? I better start using Amsoil so I can drive my car from here to eternity!

MightyBobo 01-13-2010 12:42 PM

I'm failing to see the sarcasm...or are you trying to imply that keeping your hand on the shifter during spirited driving is perfectly safe and that we're simply over obsessing? Because if that's the case...well hey...its your transmission, and if you want to be Mr. Joecool Onehander-ondawheel, well you have at it!

IDZRVIT 01-13-2010 03:21 PM

You won't screw up your syncros by holding the gearshift knob. Where do you get this from?


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