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Newb from Bathurst, 2011 Tiguan 147TSI DSG, APR Stage1, 50K, Unreal car

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    NSW Newb from Bathurst, 2011 Tiguan 147TSI DSG, APR Stage1, 50K, Unreal car

    looking at adding a MK6 Gti Golf Steering Wheel with Paddles, Assuming i can get hold of parts for a reasoable cost.
    Does anyone have a good reason why i should not do this. Any issues with warranty. I have read the posts on this site.
    Have had my Tiguan since new March 2011, Did the APr Stage one in about August 2011. Never missed a beat, serviced by local mechanic (not VW) using VW parts. I use manual mode a lot and are looking at paddles to make things a bit easier.
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    Originally posted by scottics View Post
    looking at adding a MK6 Gti Golf Steering Wheel with Paddles, Assuming i can get hold of parts for a reasoable cost.
    Does anyone have a good reason why i should not do this. Any issues with warranty. I have read the posts on this site.
    Have had my Tiguan since new March 2011, Did the APr Stage one in about August 2011. Never missed a beat, serviced by local mechanic (not VW) using VW parts. I use manual mode a lot and are looking at paddles to make things a bit easier.
    Gday mate, welcome to the forum.

    My opinion, I use manual mode a lot and always use the gear stick. Flappy paddles are cool and all, but I prefer to use the shifter.

    There's something about it that's just a little more satisfying than pushing a button on the steering wheel to change gears.

    Current Ride: Golf GTI Mk7 MY2014|DSG|Carbon Steel
    Previous Ride: Polo GTI MY2012|DSG|RNS510|Shadow Blue|Lenso GF7 18” rims
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      Welcome.. check out tigger73's ride in the Tiguan section, that car is running flappy paddles just fine.

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