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As the steering wheels on these are the same a the last model RRS and current Disco 4 which have paddles - does anybody know if they can be thrown onto a freelander please  SD4 HSE Lux
Yeti 170 DSG L&K
Freelander 1 Td4 Overlander

Past: Freelander Metropolis, D3, D3, D2, Series 3, Series 3, Freelander 1 (still have this one bought new, the Monte Carlo blue kid)

I have often wondered this, the wheel itself is different as the D4/RRS I think has a spline and the FL2 is a hexagonal fitting.
The Evoque has paddles and possibly the same mount, not sure if it's ever been done though.

Ahh, thanks, I incorrectly assumed the steering wheels would also be the same fitting, so based upon that, and the fact that the evoque type are totally different, the change is way out of my technical reach, therefore - forget I ever mentioned it, I do still love my freelander anyway  SD4 HSE Lux
Yeti 170 DSG L&K
Freelander 1 Td4 Overlander

Past: Freelander Metropolis, D3, D3, D2, Series 3, Series 3, Freelander 1 (still have this one bought new, the Monte Carlo blue kid)

In my opinion paddle shift on an Evoque auto is a bit of a gimmick. I had one as a courtesy car last week which was quite interesting. The auto was OK although it never seemed sure of which of the 9 ratios to be in and for example when cornering it seemed to be changing up and down more than I would have thought necessary.

By comparison we have a Porsche 911 with 7speed pdk gearbox with paddles and that is very different: incredibly fast gearchanges (faster than you can paddle) as it preengages the next gear up or down ready for you. Or just leave it in auto.

Yes you can make this mofification as the "switch packs" are the same across the range, ie RRS Freelander 2, D4. No need to change wheel, just switch packs which house the flappy paddle. You just need to make sure you order the switch packs with paddles. If you go into TOPix it also has a bulletin on this option for the Freelander 2 and necessary additional wiring to plug in. Depending on your model, mine is MY15 it has blanking plates where the paddles would be and you just pop out with new switch packs.

Evoke and Freelander 2 both have hexagon spline so wheels can be swapped/interchanged but I don't have first hand
Knowledge if it's a simple plug and play but based on these pics I would imagine it is as is a lot of things between evoke and Freelander 2 (well late model FL's)