where did you find the clear one?

 

Ive always wanted one of these after seeing all those HI-ACE in hong kong with them!

 

I had to get mine from Japan because I could only find 10x1.25 here in the stateside

 

Is GE Fit the same? I am thinking of either wrapping the stock one with leather or getting an aftermarket one to replace... Is GE FIT auto gear also the same like in the pic above, i.e. gear shift button is on top? So I can juz get Momo AT Shift Knob which its button is also on top...

 

GE should be similar

 

my old luxis crystal knob



trying to get rid of it though, cause i drive an auto now!

 

^ if it didn't glow blue, I'd be all over it

 

it can be switched off, or you can just use the regular piece and it won't glow at all.

 

I want to find a nice weighted shift knob that wont burn my hand like my skunk2 knob.. lol

 

RAZO makes a few of weighted leather ones:

 

anyone know of any lime green shift knobs? Or a nice black one (leather or not) without the gear pattern on it?

 

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Ive kind of always wanted to use the handle of a katana to shift. Someone make this happen.

Quick edit: Just did a google search for katana handle shift knob and came up with a thread on another forum with some crazy pics. INCLUDING a katana handle shift knob. Looks like its on a Nissan. heres the link http://importsnc.com/forums/general-...ob-thread.html

 

^^Yeah all you really need to do is have it tapped to the correct thread pitch.

My buddy has a bunch of different beer taps

 

ship it to me and i can tap it for you.

or just go to the hardware store and pick up a m10x1.5 tap and you can do it yourself.

 

I have an 8-ball that is tapped with the std. M10 thread and countersunk deeply into the ball so that it drops the ball down onto the shaft.
basically shortens the overall length of the shaft by about 1"

an official eightball weighs 225g, which is 5g less than a Skunk2 weighted knob weighs, so i consider my knob a "weighted 8ball knob"

it doesnt get too hot in the summer. definitely not as cool as a leather or non-black one though. but it only cost me $5 for the ball and some time to drill and tap. any billiard store will sell 'replacement' balls out of their sets for about $5-10.

the trick is to get a good quality ball that is solid throughout. some of the cheap ones have a filler material that isnt good to thread.

 

I have a 5 speed Skunk2 knob. It feel's good and and heavy when I put into gear. This knob gets super hot on warm days :[ but other than that I love it

 

Never updated this thread with my new setup... Mugen knob, civic type r boot and collar on a Mugen shifter.

 

yeah my mugen knob gets hot too. But you can use an arm warmer sew the top together and put it on the knob

 

I´ve had this idea too.
looks great...