Just like the title says, which knob is the most countersunk? I currently have a Veilside one and its of course, an improvement over stock but still feel the throw is too long.

 

This one made by Seung by far....

Seung Shift Knob version 2.0

as well as this one also made by Seung...


Seung Shift Knob version 3.0

 

You can not sink it very low since the shaft will come out the top, therefore they are all about the same.

 

voodoo is about the lowest in the market,
but mine seats about 0.4 inches lower than voodoo.

i'm trying to get a manufacturer to make it right now.

 

Thread countersunk literally to the very top of the knob. Sits very low on the shifter stem. Only way you can get lower would be to cut the shifter stem. Set screw also.

http://www.prestigeautoaccessories.com/sto...products_id=118

This example textured Muz knob shows you how far you can go. Note the shift boot.

 

i drove a s2000 yesterday with the voodoo shift knob(the circular one). although im not a big fan of the looks, the shifting action was very, very short. i was very impressed.

 

My vote goes to MUZ or Voodoo Magnum, but that's because I like the round shape...

 

Spot on. You obviously have to stop within a certain distance of the top of the knob but it doesn't have to be very far.