New Shift Knob Design for M/T or A/T G's
The A/T ***** will be comparable in price to the current ball style ***** that SXEXCX has for sale in the vendor section. However, I do plan on offering a special introductory price for these ***** so if you are interested I will take your name down and keep it in a safe place for when I have them ready to distribute.

Take my money.

I need a new shift boot while I'm at it. Will these work with SxExCx's shift boot?
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Lol Yes these will work with SXEXCX's shift boots. I will try to get some pictures of what it will look like installed with those boots as soon as I finish the first A/T ****.
Lol Yes these will work with SXEXCX's shift boots. I will try to get some pictures of what it will look like installed with those boots as soon as I finish the first A/T ****.
Those are the M/T versions. Thank you
Still working on the final design for the A/T version.
Still working on the final design for the A/T version.
Aesthetically, I want a **** that is the same color as the lever used to shift it
. Thanks for taking in our considering.
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I can understand your reasoning. Not sure if you have actually tried one of my shift *****, but the pressure on the spring is pretty firm and doesn't push down that easily.
Just curious, what shift **** are you currently using? I want to get a better understanding of the style you like.
I can understand your reasoning. Not sure if you have actually tried one of my shift *****, but the pressure on the spring is pretty firm and doesn't push down that easily.
Just curious, what shift **** are you currently using? I want to get a better understanding of the style you like.
^^ I can understand your reasoning. Not sure if you have actually tried one of my shift *****, but the pressure on the spring is pretty firm and doesn't push down that easily. Just curious, what shift **** are you currently using? I want to get a better understanding of the style you like.
I like the the one on the right. Looks like a more developed product with more curves. The thicker one on the left looks a little "unfinished".
Since this part features a 5 axis production process, would like to see the final product show as many various curvatures as possible while still looking like a shift "****".
I think the one on the right is getting just about there.
Since this part features a 5 axis production process, would like to see the final product show as many various curvatures as possible while still looking like a shift "****".
I think the one on the right is getting just about there.










