Owners of Voodoo Shift Knobs?

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Aug 19, 2001 | 10:02 AM

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Sharp Chuter

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From: 14,000 ft over Laurel, MS

Just how much lower is the Voodoo shift knob than the OEM?

Aug 19, 2001 | 10:03 AM

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mingster

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From: Baltimore

Quote:

Originally posted by Sharp Chuter
Just how much lower is the Voodoo shift knob than the OEM?

quite a bit. enough for me to see it as a performance mod.

Aug 19, 2001 | 10:36 AM

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1Y2KS2K

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From: Palm Springs

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Originally posted by mav
Where did you buy this from?

From Teamvoodoo.com (Bob Krueger email: voodoo@miata.net) Usually 2-day delivery. The Ti is about $125, but the pearl is a lot cheaper.

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Originally posted by XRMD
How or who can you get to engrave or laser the 6 speeds on the VooDoo's? I like it when people look at and say 6 forward gears huh?!

You can get the engraving done by Joe Portas at Knobmeister.com (email: knobmeister@uswest.net).

Before it can be engraved, you'll first need to receive the knob, screw it on, mark where the horizontal line of the pattern engrave mark will be, and then send it to Joe for the marking. As he's done mine (and probably a few others), he should have a standard gear pattern to mark; you won't need to provide any design for it. I think the cost for engraving was about $30, and a couple of days turnaround.