Has anyone here painted their paddle shifters? In particular, red? Would be curious to know how it turned out and any photos. Usually I don't like modifying anything, but for some reason I think this could be cool.
Never heard of it. Would REALLY depend on interior Generally speaking, I think it would look bad in most cases. Sent from my SM-G930F using FerrariChat.com mobile app
Have you considered a couple of dozen Cavallino and "Ferrari" stickers all over the rest of the car, inside and out?
I would recommend inlays accenting the paddles; they are an option on the Pista. See pic below: Image Unavailable, Please Login
I am not too sure if I would do this to my car but if it makes you happy, why not. It is your car and you can do anything you like with it..... As my mom used to say "to each their own". Looks like an afternoon project and if you don't like it in the end, it is just a coat of paint and you can go back to what it was before. Let us know how it turns out in the end and share pictures if you can. Regards, Gene Greer
On my Huracan I put red carbon fiber paddles on and thought looked good since I had other red carbon pieces. If yours are carbon fiber I would not paint over them Image Unavailable, Please Login
Have them wrapped so you can remove easily. Personally I wouldn’t add nor would I go the pista route. Way too much out of character.
If only to get the longer paddles from the Pista. If you don't need those, I actually think the alloy paddles feel nicer when you use them.
since you ask, no. so tacky. if Lambo owner wouldn't do it unless it's red carbon, I surmise that most Ferrari owner will not like it.
I found the alloy paddles my car came with to short after being use to the longer in my huracan so first mod I did was installing Myricambi extended carbon fiber ones. Huge improvement over stock and love the feel of carbon fiber. Fairly inexpensive upgrade that takes less than 10 minutes to install Image Unavailable, Please Login