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STL_TalonAug-31-02 07:32 PM
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#30123, "Razo Automatic Shift Knob"


          

I was wondering if anyone can tell me how to make the razo automatic shift knob w/ overdrive buttom fit in our cars. I am pretty sure it can be done because I have seen cars with it before. Please help.

  

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9D9 MITSU RSAug-31-02 07:54 PM
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#30124, "RE: Razo Automatic Shift Knob"
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Keith has it in his talon. I will eventually have it. I like it. Razo gungrip is the name I think. The O/D light on the dash will not work anymore, but you can tell when u r in or out of O/D.

  

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DSMeclipseGSSep-01-02 05:23 AM
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#30125, "RE: Razo Automatic Shift Knob"
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go to optauto.com

I believe they have it.

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cucumberSep-01-02 08:21 AM
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#30126, "RE: Razo Automatic Shift Knob"
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Yeah, I always wanted a shift knob on my old automatic GS.

I thought hey, Get a 5-speed, there's tons of shift knobs out there for those.




"i want a turbo that gets full boost (35psi) at 2500rpms, and will make about 490hp to the wheels and make my greddy type blow off valve louder than jet airplanes

  

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nappyjimSep-01-02 10:52 AM
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#30127, "RE: Razo Automatic Shift Knob"
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aint that a bitch, i went to that site and the one i want says, "Not for mitsubishi" wtf is that

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