anyone have the Spoon Sports shift knob???
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Power of Dreams
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From: San Jose Ca
anyone have the Spoon Sports shift knob???
i was wondering if anyone here have that particular knob in silver or duracon plastic???
or have even used it before in someone else's car
hows is the feel and is it weighted???
its for my friends teg so im asking as a favor.....id never swap out my ITR knob
or have even used it before in someone else's car
hows is the feel and is it weighted???
its for my friends teg so im asking as a favor.....id never swap out my ITR knob
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From: Shanghai
I've never had the privilege of owning a REAL ITR knob but I use a Duracon knob 
And I've driven my friend's EK on several occasions (which has the silver knob). The silver knob does get a bit on the hot side in the summer like any other metal shift knob.
Duracon: Like it advertises. Doesn't get extremely hot in the summertime nor extremely cold out in the winter. It's always at a suitable temperature. It doesn't weigh a lot, only a few grams. So it's not exactly "weighted" at all. I think of it as one of Spoon's many "weight reducing products". My hands aren't huge so the knob fits decently (not exactly perfectly) in my hand. I wouldn't reccomend it to someone that has large hands :P I don't see it as anything more than an aesthetic mod. It's mainly marketed for people who like the feel of a very small and thin shift knob (it's almost like having no knob at all because of it's extreme small size and thinness).
And I've driven my friend's EK on several occasions (which has the silver knob). The silver knob does get a bit on the hot side in the summer like any other metal shift knob.
Duracon: Like it advertises. Doesn't get extremely hot in the summertime nor extremely cold out in the winter. It's always at a suitable temperature. It doesn't weigh a lot, only a few grams. So it's not exactly "weighted" at all. I think of it as one of Spoon's many "weight reducing products". My hands aren't huge so the knob fits decently (not exactly perfectly) in my hand. I wouldn't reccomend it to someone that has large hands :P I don't see it as anything more than an aesthetic mod. It's mainly marketed for people who like the feel of a very small and thin shift knob (it's almost like having no knob at all because of it's extreme small size and thinness).
