BMW Z3 OE shift boot frames are not sold separately, so this 3D printed part is perfect for your aftermarket shift boot. Specifically designed by HRBerformance for manual transmission equipped BMW Z3 or M Roadster and Coupe
Fits: 1996-2002 Z3, Z3M
HRB SKUs:
Z3M: SQ0233215
Z3 Non M: SQ2637244
HRB SKU:SQ6454176 HRBerformance produces these shift rods from space-grade 6061-T6 Aluminum. Z3 DSSRs require special attention as they have a slight selector rod twist!! Essential to maintaining the...
HRB SKU: SQ4532319 Custom Design for 5-speed ZF-equipped E46, non-M3 models! Feel the berformance attitude! Manufactured out of space grade 6061-T6 Aluminum, single-piece billet construction. The HRB...
Designed to fit like a glove, this DSSR is precision milled out of space-grade 6061-T6 Aluminum and comes with Stainless Steel Japanese hardware and components to obtain just the right feel. This kit...
BMW Z3s are lovely little machines that have gained the love and care of people worldwide. That doesn’t mean they don’t have flaws and issues. The HRBerformance dead-pedal reinforcement has been...
This Genuine BMW cup holder adds a little utility to the Z3 while retaining a clean OE look. Installs in minutes next to the parking brake handle. The included reducer ring is used to...
Set of (2) 1 Right and 1 Left - Matte Black finish only. Replace the broken (and now NLA) brackets with a brand-new HRB designed 3D printed version and use that cargo cover again! ...
Stainless steel braided 6 piece brake line kit is a quality upgrade for the stock 20 odd year old rubber brake lines on all non-M Z3 models. The lines are coated to prevent corrosion and the...
This Genuine BMW mesh grill replaces the slat style grill giving the opening in the bumper a deeper, more sporty look. Like the stock grill, the mesh grill is made of ABS plastic, has provision...
Whether you're running low dust ceramic pads, stock compound pads or high friction track pads these Zimmerman rotors are a perfect match. Balanced and zinc coated these rotors function...
