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      03-05-2023, 12:29 PM   #23
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Hi all.

Interested in some additional info about the IRP setup with RTD. Ive seen two different posts about the IRP boot as an option.
One involved fitting the IRP on the top side of the shifter after trimming the IRP plate a lot. Then the one shown here.

I have an RTD shifter on my E46 M3 track car. Ive had it for 3 months with the stock boot modified to work fit. However it has been causing small issues and the fit was never great.

1) How has this option worked out for you all that have done it over time? Any issues?

2) Is there any problem with small step/lip that the IRP introduces between the 2 mounting point and the 1 (shown in pic)? Does that interfere in any way?

3) Any additional tips or feedback appreciated. Trying to not have to do the job for a third time. Ha.


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Using a IRP shifter boot to seal the bottom of the rtd shifter.

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Same here. My shop wasn't able to get the stock rubber seal to work so we went with the IRP boot. Works well after a little modification (see the quoted picture).
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Hi all.

Interested in some additional info about the IRP setup with RTD. Ive seen two different posts about the IRP boot as an option.
One involved fitting the IRP on the top side of the shifter after trimming the IRP plate a lot. Then the one shown here.

I have an RTD shifter on my E46 M3 track car. Ive had it for 3 months with the stock boot modified to work fit. However it has been causing small issues and the fit was never great.

1) How has this option worked out for you all that have done it over time? Any issues?

2) Is there any problem with small step/lip that the IRP introduces between the 2 mounting point and the 1 (shown in pic)? Does that interfere in any way?

3) Any additional tips or feedback appreciated. Trying to not have to do the job for a third time. Ha.
what problems have you had? I havent experienced any issues with my irp boot under my rtd shifter.
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what problems have you had? I havent experienced any issues with my irp boot under my rtd shifter.
I said i had an issue with the oem boot and i was asking about info on the IRP install you did...

1) How has this option worked out for you all that have done it over time? Any issues?

2) Is there any problem with small step/lip that the IRP introduces between the 2 mounting point and the 1 (shown in pic)? Does that interfere in any way? Does it not seat flush? etc?

3) Any additional tips or feedback appreciated.
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Any suggestions on greasing the pins in linkage and the bottom of the shifter?

In the middle of the install (and fitting the OEM rubber boot per this thread!) and can't find any specifics of how much and which grease, especially given dirty environment underneath.
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Any suggestions on greasing the pins in linkage and the bottom of the shifter?

In the middle of the install (and fitting the OEM rubber boot per this thread!) and can't find any specifics of how much and which grease, especially given dirty environment underneath.
It looks like RTD offers a compatible dust boot if you don't want to modify the oem one https://rtd-motorsports.com/product/dust-boot/

As for grease, I think something like https://www.super-lube.com/multi-pur...-with-syncolon could work as long as it doesn't touch any of the rubber components.
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