There is no comparison to the moddiction stainless knobs regardless of the price. It just happens to be one of the cheapest on the market too as a bonus!

I have done a lot of mods to S2000's and developed products of my own, and I can say without a doubt that my circular sanded stainless shift knob from moddiction is the best thing I have ever added to my cars.

 

I have shifted with both the voodoo and moddiction and I must say that the moddiction shifted into gear much easier.

I did notice that the moddiction was a little larger in diameter versus the voodoo, but the mini anvil and moddiction II gives you other options.

I'm thinking of the mod II myself. Can anyone chime in?

 

Thanks for the photo's and opinions guys! Much appreciated. I like all the positive feedback about these shifters.
I have some decision making to do

 

i was kinda eyeing this myself as im shopping around for one but how does it hold up in hot weather? i need something thats not gonna burn my fingerprints off when i grab it haha

 

FWIW, there's a picture floating around s2ki that compares some of the available knobs (sadly not the moddiction knobs b/c they are so new) and their heights. I believe they had a spoon knob, T1R, Alex Titanium and a few others.

 

So what this is really coming down to is:

Bigger hands, a little more weight on you, probably the moddication

Small hands, not so much weight in those arms, probably the Team VooDoo (I fall under this category for sure)

 

I believe both mine and the Voodoo shift knobs are actually 2" in size. So diameter is the same.
For those wanting a smaller shift knob as mentioned above I now make the 1.8" (45mm) "Anvil Mini" Weighs 320 grams compared to 455 of the 2" anvil and great for those wanting a smaller shift knob.
There are many nice shift knobs out there so comes down to personal preference and if you want a weighted or lightweight shift knob.

 

I have the 2" Moddiction knob (I think he just came out with a mini one). It is installed without a nut so it sits very low and teflon tape on the last few threads keeps the knob nice and tight. The diameter is just right for my hand and the cold of winter was not an issue. I don't know what it will be like with the Texas heat this summer, but so far it hasn't gotten very hot at all. Two big thumbs up for this knob!





And from the gf, something to cover it while the car sits in the sun this summer!

 

evo 9 mr shift knob haha!
my friend got a hks knob and gave me his cause i had a no name 5 speed...

 

heres a blox 490g polished knob. i'm not sure if i like the big ball type knobs.. i do have small hands though haha
http://www.flickr.com/photos/61697764@N08/5701939541/