I saw on here somewhere that a superb MK3 owner had fitted the extended paddles.

There is a link to an ebay site Paddle Shift Extension DSG VW Golf 5 Golf 6 MK5 MK6 GTI R32 R R20 Aluminum Black | eBay

I can't find the OP so I am asking members if they would fit a Superb MK3 Estate 280 with the steering wheel buttons.

 

Thanks to all

Mayoboat

Yes, those look like the correct ones.  You need ones which are advertised for the Golf Mk6.  

 

They look exactly the same as the ones I bought via Aliexpress.  Mine have been on for nearly two years, and no problems whatsoever.  I driven a DSG equipped car last week with the paddles and immediately missed having the extensions.  I drive with hands at 10-to-2 so I like that I can change gears without having to alter my grip on the wheel, just use my pinkies. 

No need to touch the paddles - just put it in sport manual and let it change up when it redlines 😈

12 minutes ago, unclerichy said:

No need to touch the paddles - just put it in sport manual and let it change up when it redlines 😈

...but you can't make "Pew pew pew" noises without using the paddles 😂

On 25/03/2020 at 17:07, penguin17 said:

...but you can't make "Pew pew pew" noises without using the paddles 😂

 I think my mileage & the occasional REVO ragging have caused something to change in the exhaust..
I'm getting DSG farts occasionally in the 220 now, but only when I'm really pushing it. Paddles make it a bit easier.

 

It's probs broken, but it sounds good. So 👍

7 minutes ago, drewellis said:

 I think my mileage & the occasional REVO ragging have caused something to change in the exhaust..
I'm getting DSG farts occasionally in the 220 now, but only when I'm really pushing it. Paddles make it a bit easier.

 

It's probs broken, but it sounds good. So 👍

Extra fuelling from the remap? 

20 minutes ago, penguin17 said:

Extra fuelling from the remap? 

I guess it could be yes, makes sense