AutoTecknic Dry Carbon Battle Version Shift Paddles - BMW G87 M2
The Battle Version represents AutoTecknic's most aggressive paddle configuration for the G87 M2 — combining the reach of the Pole Position design with the tactile weight and rigidity of genuine pre-preg dry carbon fiber. Where standard carbon paddles use a wrapped or overlay construction, the Battle Version is formed from full pre-preg sheets, autoclave-cured under vacuum pressure for a denser, stiffer, and more consistent result.
The surface is 40% larger than OEM, contoured to the G87 M2 steering wheel's exact profile, and delivers a distinct pull-weight that lets you feel each shift rather than just execute it. Add-on fitment over factory paddles means zero permanent modification — install in minutes, remove if needed, and the car goes back to stock without a trace.
Key Features
Fitment
Vehicle Selection: G87 M2, Color/ Finish: Red Shift Indicators, Surface Finish: Gloss Carbon Finish
The Battle Version represents AutoTecknic's most aggressive paddle configuration for the G87 M2 — combining the reach of the Pole Position design with the tactile weight and rigidity of genuine pre-preg dry carbon fiber. Where standard carbon paddles use a wrapped or overlay construction, the Battle Version is formed from full pre-preg sheets, autoclave-cured under vacuum pressure for a denser, stiffer, and more consistent result.
The surface is 40% larger than OEM, contoured to the G87 M2 steering wheel's exact profile, and delivers a distinct pull-weight that lets you feel each shift rather than just execute it. Add-on fitment over factory paddles means zero permanent modification — install in minutes, remove if needed, and the car goes back to stock without a trace.
Key Features
Fitment
Driven by performance and precision, AutoTecknic has been crafting premium carbon fiber and aerodynamic upgrades since 2000. From our Southern California headquarters, we design and engineer parts that elevate both form and function. Built for drivers who demand more from their machines