I bought the Team Voodoo titanium knob from Rick's and I loved it! I still do. I recently, however, purchased the Zanardi / Type S shift knob from Science of Speed. I must say that the Zanardi shift knob it is the best shift knob that I have ever had the pleasure of using. It is amazing to me that a knob could make such a profound difference in the feel of a car. Kudos to Science of Speed for a fabulous knob!

I am interested to hear what others have found as their "ultimate knob". Lets hear from you guys!

 

J's Racing blue gradiation Ti FTW!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I've never used one of these, but I've been told they're fantastic. I want one.
Right now I'm using some countersunk round knob, similar to the Voodoo knob, that my friend gave me from like 5 years ago.

I also have the Black Voodoo knob, and I love it-- I just wish it was a little heavier.

 

would love to have one of those but waytoo pricy.

currently i have arc ti balls. i love em

 

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If I'm going to spend like 150+ on my car, it won't be in knob form

 

Hey I will be selling some shortly that will be 1 lb a piece basically. Same size as voodoo but made of steel to give a really good weight. I've made some already but gotta produce more and then I guess I will have to pay the sponsor thing to sell em but I will have some really nice weighted ones for a really good price too

 

Ooo, I could definitely be down to pick one of these up, depending on price of course. Let me know

 

Yeah I have a similar one on my car now and the weight makes shifting feel so much better. I will be making a brushed look one clear powdercoated, a polished one with clear powdercoat, black powdercoated one, gun metal one and hopefully a burned look one. I will let you know when I have them and I'm legit to sell and all.

 

I just have a cheap Vision gunmetal shift knob in mine. Nothing fancy, but it looks good and works.

 

I still haven't found the perfect knob, but I do like what I'm currently running. It's an old school 5-speed Prelude knob. I'm still looking for something to sit slightly higher than where this knob sits. I was looking at the SOS knob, but after sitting all day in the California sun the old plastic Honda knob is a lot easier on my hand.

Now if only I could find a tall, weighted, and covered knob that fits a Honda I'd be set. I'm tired of the Nissan and Toyota guys having all the good options.