OEM shift knob and Titanium knob
it is heavier & the ti knob gets a nice smooth finish over time. the stock alum knob never does. I have had all three OE knobs & prefer the Honda ti over all including any aftermarket knobs as it fits the hand the best with no sharp edges. The short fat ones everyone gets are not very conformed to the shape of my hand. Personal pref.
The stock optional one pictured first is probably the same as the ITR shift knob. I don't think they are TI as they are quite heavy (not a bad thing). TI tends to be feather light. Although hella sexeh, they get too hot for my taste. It will burn your hand in the summer.
Originally Posted by Boofster' date='Mar 22 2007, 12:58 PM
The stock optional one pictured first is probably the same as the ITR shift knob. I don't think they are TI as they are quite heavy (not a bad thing). TI tends to be feather light. Although hella sexeh, they get too hot for my taste. It will burn your hand in the summer.
Titanium is more dense then aluminum and weighs more, ex. the aluminum Voodoo knob weighs less then the Ti knob and they are the exact same sixe and shape!
Originally Posted by AP1_S2k' date='Mar 22 2007, 10:05 AM
Check your facts
Titanium is more dense then aluminum and weighs more, ex. the aluminum Voodoo knob weighs less then the Ti knob and they are the exact same sixe and shape!
Titanium is more dense then aluminum and weighs more, ex. the aluminum Voodoo knob weighs less then the Ti knob and they are the exact same sixe and shape!
But for a shift knob, this is good, the weight helps you shift.
Originally Posted by AP1_S2k' date='Mar 22 2007, 10:05 AM
Check your facts
Titanium is more dense then aluminum and weighs more, ex. the aluminum Voodoo knob weighs less then the Ti knob and they are the exact same sixe and shape!
Titanium is more dense then aluminum and weighs more, ex. the aluminum Voodoo knob weighs less then the Ti knob and they are the exact same sixe and shape!
Titanium may be denser, but I believe they put weights in the Aluminum shift knob. If you take off the knob you may notice that it
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