i love the aluminium voodoo for a month and i throw that in the garage, the oem titanium shift so much better than voodoo.

if you really want a good shifting countersunk, get voodoo ti or TWM's leopard(480gram)

 

They started making ti voodoo knobs again at Rick's. I got mine last month. It's definitely heavier than OEM, albeit probably by only 30-40 grams.

 

With the lower height does the shifter feel harder to shift? Less leverage because of the lower height I would think would effect the feel negatively. However the shorter throw obviously would be an improvement. Someone with experience let me know please.

 

The lower height does increas shift effort ever so slightly. I think this is a positive improvement though. I can feel the shift much better now. The throw being shorter is also nice. You can't lose with these knobs. I had a $50 Rick's gift certificate so I only paid $45 shipped for a pearl finished knob witht he 6-speed pattern. Even at full price it would be well worth it.

 

I have a Skunk2 knob and love it. looks like the OEM Ti knob.

 

so any others have experience with the Honda Titanium? any difference between the 00-03 and 04-08 ones on handa-accessories.com?

 

I have the Honda TI on my MY00 car, and wouldn't consider changing it. I've changed the shifter, but am a bit attached to the solid TI. I wouldn't think the AP2's would require a different knob, but I'm not really sure. Why not call your local Honda dealer and see if they list two different part numbers for the TI knob?

 

ok i will probably do that, too bad handa-accessories doesnt list their item #.

 

 

ok mine's like this...