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1435, Shift Knobs Posted by Jen, Feb-16-01 03:58 AM
I just bought a shirt shifter and now I'm looking for a cool shift knob. However, I change my mind waaaaay too many times and I just can't decide on what to get. Right now I'm thinking about a carbon fiber or silver ball. But I know that in a few weeks I'm wanting a different one. So, I really don't want to spent over $50 for one, like a momo, and only use it for a couple of weeks. Does anybody know of a place to get them for pretty cheap???
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1436, Type R anyone? hehe Posted by eclipse804, Feb-16-01 06:42 AM
I know how everyone hates wannabe TYPE R racers, but there is actually one shift knob I think looks really clean and nice. It is a replica of the OEM Type R shift knob. It has the gears etched in red on top, and its very small and simple. But I have no idea if the Honda threads would work on our cars?
Here's a picture: I sell em for 30 shipped

eclipse804@hotmail.com http://importdeals.homestead.com Import Parts and Performance

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1437, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by Skrilla, Feb-16-01 01:07 PM
I use the Trust/Greddy Grex Polished Aluminum Knob. It has some weight and feels VERY good and solid in my fist when shifting. I love it
Skrilla '97 Base Talon NA "Technology is the Only Substitute for Displacment" "Peace and Turbo Grease"
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1438, I just got my Greddy knob today Posted by DeanoD, Feb-16-01 04:52 PM
 I had been using a carbon ball for over a year. S&A has my old carbon knob at the shop and he might blow it out for a good price. I think he normally sells these for $35 plus shipping.

DeanoD 1997RS-NeverTurbo http://ar.dsm.org

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1439, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by Michael_97RS, Feb-20-01 01:02 PM
Skrilla, I have the Grex polished one too. Yeah if feels great, I have it off right now... damn cold starting up in the Chicago winter. It'll be back on come spring I'm sure.
"To strive to seek to find... and not to yield." Michael J. Kulaga Michael_97RS@2gntDSM.zzn.com aol IM: MJKulga http://highlander.dsmpower.com/
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1440, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by icjeclipse, Feb-16-01 04:09 PM
i got mine for $20 at http://www.coolwheels.com
Ian 95 Eclipse RS http://www.geocities.com/icjeclipse/index.html

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1441, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by cyan, Feb-16-01 06:07 PM
i got the momo aluminum sport ball, but it costs a grip - $75 if you think youre gonna switch, i saw a replica of the momo at auto zone for thirteen bucks but it wasnt polished,it was like a satin look. i do know that other companies like ractive probably sell the same knob as mine much cheaper. http://www.geocities.com/blue2gnt

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1442, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by klipzracer, Feb-16-01 06:59 PM
I got the very same knob as cyan in the above pic but i paid $20 for it at autozone but the only difference is it doesn't say momo but it works great on my short shifter.
chris Project RS "I wish my car was a chick magnet....instead it's a cop magnet!" chrisdishmon@hotmail.com http://www.geocities.com/chrisdishmon/project_rs.html
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1443, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by Jen, Feb-17-01 02:35 AM
I saw that same Momo knob on ebay yesterday and it sold for $34 :) I thought about bidding on it, but then I was too late :(
Thanks! :) I guess I'll go with a cheapo, or two or three, or one for everyday of the week ;-)
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1444, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by mike_d, Feb-17-01 04:31 PM
i bet i got the cheapest shift knob out of all you guys. i punked about a 2 foot cylindrical piece of aluminium from work and my best friends dad made abou 4 shift knobs with it on his wood turning lathe. all he had to use was a bunch of different sized files to shape them, then he drilled and tapped them to the approriate size (none of those stupid set screws that never hold for shit). total cost i made twenty bucks. i sold one of them to some kid with a civic. its just to bad i had to put it on my civic cause my talons automatic =(
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1445, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by EvMan2345, Feb-20-01 02:08 PM
my friend has a jeep, and he has a shi pole handle as his shift "knob"- he enjoys skiing obviously- I know thats off topic but i found it kinda funny
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1446, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by EvMan2345, Feb-20-01 02:09 PM
i meant ski pole handle
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67412, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by turboed_gs, Feb-22-04 06:34 AM
just stick with the stock shift knob imo
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67413, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by 96eclipse2nr, Feb-22-04 07:17 AM
i too have the polished greddy knob.....thats my vote...but its best to cover it during the summer when its hot...otherwise youll get 3rd degree burns trying to shift hahaa
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67414, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by Eclipse97, Feb-22-04 07:44 AM
Originally posted by turboed_gs just stick with the stock shift knob imo
OMGHI2ANOLDASSPOST!! dude from now on.. check the date before reply.
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67432, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by MCubed45, Feb-22-04 12:48 PM
Originally posted by Eclipse97Originally posted by turboed_gs just stick with the stock shift knob imo OMGHI2ANOLDASSPOST!! dude from now on.. check the date before reply.
lol no kidding... its ok he's new :P
i have the greddy too. but mine was free. for some reason my friend came home from work one day at the local speedshop and had one in his pocket :shrug
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67467, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by SILVERNT, Feb-23-04 12:51 PM
B&M

80743 Tall leather 80744 Short leather (i have this one, top right) 80745 Carbon fiber look 80746 Billet look aluminum 80543 Tall chrome knob 80554 Diamond head Knob (* fits M10x1.5mm threads only) 80555 JDM Knob (* fits M10x1.5mm threads only)
the short leather, looks great, and is the only shiftknob ive been able to stick with. ive been thru prob 15, lol. nice firm grip too, 39.99
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67468, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by My9t5Talon, Feb-23-04 12:56 PM
Originally posted by SILVERNTB&M  the short leather, looks great, and is the only shiftknob ive been able to stick with. ive been thru prob 15, lol. nice firm grip too, 39.99
Any idea how much it might weigh? Does it have the gears stamped on the top of it? And does it match the OEM grey at all?
Sorry for all the questions...just wondering, as I too have just purchased a short shifter, and am looking for a new knob!
So far it's either this one...or a stock one from MachV.com
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67469, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by SILVERNT, Feb-23-04 01:00 PM
Originally posted by My9t5TalonOriginally posted by SILVERNT B&M  the short leather, looks great, and is the only shiftknob ive been able to stick with. ive been thru prob 15, lol. nice firm grip too, 39.99 Any idea how much it might weigh? Does it have the gears stamped on the top of it? And does it match the OEM grey at all? Sorry for all the questions...just wondering, as I too have just purchased a short shifter, and am looking for a new knob! So far it's either this one...or a stock one from MachV.com
i have no clue on the weight, but its heavier than stock. no gears stamped, and its black leather. very clean look
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67480, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by MajinVejitaXV, Feb-23-04 03:27 PM
http://www.modernperformance.com/dcx/bm.shtml
I agree, the stock look is best. B&M shift knobs for $22.99/each.
-Corey
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67494, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by foggy45, Feb-23-04 04:45 PM
i got a MOMO phantom carbon that im not using any more if ya want it?
$40 shipped with all hardware
let me know
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67587, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by Dan Zeller, Feb-24-04 04:49 PM
check out where I work: www.rtmracing.com STAINLESS STEEL shift knobs, now these really give you nice shifts! also custom engraving available with MITSU logo or whatever.
Dan Zeller
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67608, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by SilverRS, Feb-25-04 03:00 AM
Mach V sell a nice leather one with the numbers pressed on it. It is very heavy and shifts very smoothly. Also very cheap like $25.
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67610, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by Blizare, Feb-25-04 03:26 AM
okay nOOBs....this post is over 3 years old. I think Jen has bought a few new shifterknobs in this time.
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67634, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by EcLIpsInEmCEe7, Feb-25-04 12:48 PM
BWAAHAHAHHAHAHAH
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67642, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by Pitchblack98, Feb-25-04 02:53 PM
lol atleast the noobs are using the search button... lol
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67646, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by MCubed45, Feb-25-04 03:49 PM
fawk i didn't even notice...
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67654, RE: Shift Knobs Posted by cota472, Feb-25-04 05:10 PM
i bought the blue one for 35 bucks from a car audio place. they were normally being sold for 75.
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