E36 320/323/25I/IS DSSR SELECTOR ROD - 25111221547 / 25111222664

Introducing the Garagistic E36 DSSR for the E36 320, 323, and 325i/is. This DSSR is meant for BMW E36 models that have the selector rod part numbers 25111221547 / 25111222664.

So what's a DSSR?

Well, it stands for dual shear selector rod. A DSSR will spread the torsional force on both sides of the selector rod instead of the OEM piece which connects from one side only. Based on the concept of the E30 M3 DTM cars of legend! Going to a DSSR in your E36 will mean less play in the shifter, (decreases side to side motion). This means a more precise and smooth shift every time. Now to the details. Our DSSR is made of stainless steel and then tig welded right here in our shop in Westminster CA, USA.

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Got a setup that's a little different than OEM? You could always get the "Weld it yourself" Dssr found here.

Dont forget to do the selector joint while you replace your dssr!

• E30, E28, E24 with part number 25117503525 can be found here.
  
• E36, E34, E39, E46, E60 etc with part number 25117580281 can be found here.

EVERY E36 DSSR SELECTOR ROD KIT INCLUDES

• Replacement for 25111221547 (pre 09/94 E36 325i/is) / 25111222664 (E36 325i/is 09/94 and newer)
• Necessary hardware
• Stainless steel finish
• Fully tig welded

Instructions:

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Installation Instructions

Step 1: With a flat head screwdriver remove the locking clip by pushing on the inside lip of the clip to slide it off the selector rod on the shifter side on selector joint side.

Step 2: Wiggle and pull the selector rod until it's free on both ends. Pay attention to the bends of the selector rod and how it came off as it will be your guide on how to install the DSSR in the proper direction.

Step 3: Grab your garagistic DSSR and starting with the selector joint side first line up the holes on the DSSR with the selector joint. It should be a tight fit but if its too tight open the tabs a bit till you achieve proper fitment. Once aligned slide the provided pins in with a washer on each side followed by the c-clip to lock it in. Repeat on the shifter side.

Notice: If you upgraded to a Z3 shifter you will have to shave down the sides of the shifter for the DSSR to fit

Disclaimer

This instructional guide is intended to provide general information only. We recommend a professional automotive technician install any of our products. In no event shall Garagistic be liable for any special, direct, indirect, consequential, incidental injuries or damages whatsoever.