adjusting shift knob
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From: Westport, MA
I just like the way the knobs with a pattern look. More completed IMO. I am going to take mine to have the set screw installed tomorrow.
Vik2000,
All you need to remove the OEM knob is a 14mm wrench to loosen the nut. The new knob will not use that nut, just screw it on.
Vik2000,
All you need to remove the OEM knob is a 14mm wrench to loosen the nut. The new knob will not use that nut, just screw it on.
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From: Berkshires, MA
Originally Posted by sireousrex,Nov 14 2007, 07:17 PM
I just got my knob in tonight 
Of course I ran outside and put it in the car immediately. My wife was just shaking her head
OMFG!!! I can't believe how much I love it. I have quite a few mods on my car and I think this $100 mod is my favorite! I have never had such a good time rowing through the gears before and it feels so much better just holding the knob
Never thought I'd say that.
Voodoo
I should have done this years ago!
Of course I ran outside and put it in the car immediately. My wife was just shaking her head
OMFG!!! I can't believe how much I love it. I have quite a few mods on my car and I think this $100 mod is my favorite! I have never had such a good time rowing through the gears before and it feels so much better just holding the knob
Never thought I'd say that.
VoodooI should have done this years ago!
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Originally Posted by daktruckie99,Nov 14 2007, 09:16 PM
I should send mine out for engraving while the car is in storage all winter.
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From: Boston, MA
I definitely like the look of the pattern. It's too plain Jane without it. With all this talk about knobs, one has to wonder how a knob shaped like a ball sack would sell, or better yet, two ball sacks screwed onto the shaft.