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Originally Posted by SubieNate
I don't have an AT, but I think it'd be cool to make a full replacement that fits where the stock one does and has a shorter click, adjustable spring preload, etc. Would probably be $$$ though.
To make the paddles cheaply out of Aluminum, you could use a rapid prototyping machine to make a plug, make a mold, cast it, CNC the mounting points only, and use a tumbler or vibrating table with an an abrasive media to get a nice finish on the exposed part of the paddle.
Nathan
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I had thought about it, but AFAIK only a small percentage of the owners have AT's, and most are in the US. It could be investment casted, but I don't think anyone would pay close to 4 figures for replacement paddles. However, if anyone is willing to pay, we can always do custom one-offs ;]