Post pics of your favorite shift knobs...
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From: Ossining, New York
Originally Posted by beier
I'm using this right now, and it works really well:
No joke, it's great fun
No joke, it's great fun
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From: NY
The NSX one is a little too small but it sits low... and if you can't get it for under $200, unless it's bootleg.
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From: mazatlan, Sinaloa MeksIK0
Originally Posted by Master Yodub
I could just replace my bushings if I wanted a similar solid feel....I just think the stock shifter is perfect.
is there a write up on how to do this? I just might consider doing this the coming weekend to my accord. Is it an expensive project?
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From: Golden, CO
Here's the Honda S2000 knob I recently installed in my RSX:
I really like it. Has a very solid/heavy feel to it.
More Pics.
I really like it. Has a very solid/heavy feel to it.
More Pics.
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From: Arlington, Virginia
Originally Posted by RiceBurninVTEC
base model RSX 5spd optional knob > *
i <3 mine
oh, and i love my B&M shifter in my EF
i <3 mine
oh, and i love my B&M shifter in my EF
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From: Southern NH
Originally Posted by JGordon
Here's the Honda S2000 knob I recently installed in my RSX:
I really like it. Has a very solid/heavy feel to it.
More Pics.
I really like it. Has a very solid/heavy feel to it.
More Pics.
