show me your 6mt shift knobs!
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07-17-2006, 01:24 PM
Still running the OEM one. I'd like something with a little better grip, but I've always liked leather-covered *****, so the OEM ones are hard for me to beat.
It's going to hit about 103 degrees F here today. The metal shift-pattern insert and collar get too hot as it is.
It's going to hit about 103 degrees F here today. The metal shift-pattern insert and collar get too hot as it is.
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07-17-2006, 02:22 PM
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07-17-2006, 02:27 PM
Originally Posted by chester
i was worried about the all metal ones like the nismo or n e thing that's pure metal... I know it gets really hot here in Fl and it would make those shift ***** really HOTT
Its hard enough with the OEM **** on the shift pattern plate on hot weather that plate gets scorching
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07-17-2006, 08:00 PM
Originally Posted by 6MTzer
It was around 100 degrees in NJ today!
AC on after 20 minutes still at 101.
My hand got scorched against the shift pattern I tried keeping my hand over it so the sun didn't hit and it would cool down
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why would you guys cheapen your cars with some of these shift *****.IMHO I think the stock **** is the sexiest and one of the most comfortable ***** I have ever used. Anything else doesn't really match up to the quality of the steering wheel and just doesnt look like it belongs in the car.
