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New DSG / Automatic Shift Knob Pre-Order From Black Forest Industries

Just because your car doesn’t have a third pedal, doesn’t mean you should be stuck with some goofy shifter. Until now options were limited to OEM and other less than ideal choices for those with DSG / Automatic cars. Fortunately with Black Forest Industries’  proprietary design you can ditch your stock shifter and switch to a more traditional style knob.

To disengage the lockout you simply lift up, rather than pressing the trigger. It is that simple. Installation is straightforward and takes only a short while.

Black Forest’s new shifter is currently compatible will all GS2 shift knobs, and their specific adapter is designed to work only with GS2 knobs. Enjoy more ergonomic and satisfying shitfing in manual mode by adding one of these new knobs to your car today. Available in both black or machined silver, with black perforated leather, or black Alcantara.

Now through Friday September 11th all DSG / Automatic shift knobs are being sold at a reduced rate ($149.99). This sale price will only be honored during the pre-order sale through Sept 11th.

To learn more, click here.

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