Round shift knobs
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From: Ossining, New York
Originally posted by senseiturtle
I personally like my aluminum shift nob. Its an option when you buy the car, and a bit of "cold metal" under the palm always feels good.
Its stock, so I wont bother posting unless asked.
I personally like my aluminum shift nob. Its an option when you buy the car, and a bit of "cold metal" under the palm always feels good.
Its stock, so I wont bother posting unless asked.
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From: Ossining, New York
Originally posted by DakarM
the only advantage was that the distance for shifts were reduced since it was a shorter knob than stock.
i think i remember seeing a leather covered one... made by Momo
found it:
http://www.sounddomain.com/sku/MOMRACAIR
the only advantage was that the distance for shifts were reduced since it was a shorter knob than stock.
i think i remember seeing a leather covered one... made by Momo
found it:
http://www.sounddomain.com/sku/MOMRACAIR
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From: Maryland
uuuh no...i just pushed my boot down....put on the bottom part (on to the shifter)....
put in the correct size rubber thing, slammed the shift knob on....screwed it a couple times.....then installed the small alan wrench bolts....
i would turn each one 2 times then move to the next one....
then screw o nthe bottom part...
took me like 4 mins tops..
put in the correct size rubber thing, slammed the shift knob on....screwed it a couple times.....then installed the small alan wrench bolts....
i would turn each one 2 times then move to the next one....
then screw o nthe bottom part...
took me like 4 mins tops..
