I made a shift knob finisher piece

idrive_MD · 2008-09-17 14:00:57

A while back I bought a TWM counterweight shift knob. Since then I've been unhappy with how it looked in the car. The knob is great, but it didnt really work well with the OEM boot setup. I tried it two ways, the first way I didnt like the feel of it at all (boot all the way up against knob). The second way I liked the feel, but it looked unfinished (see first picture). http://www.photodump.org/stored29/shift-finisher-2.jpg So I decided to make something at work the other day to finish it off and I'm quite happy with the result, so is the fiance. She appreciated the personal touch I added to it and I enjoy the smile she makes because of it. http://www.photodump.org/stored29/shift-finisher-1.jpg http://www.photodump.org/stored29/shift-finisher-3.jpg http://www.photodump.org/stored29/shift-finisher-4.jpg

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Sep 17, 2008 | 10:00 AM

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I made a shift **** finisher piece

A while back I bought a TWM counterweight shift ****. Since then I've been unhappy with how it looked in the car. The **** is great, but it didnt really work well with the OEM boot setup. I tried it two ways, the first way I didnt like the feel of it at all (boot all the way up against ****). The second way I liked the feel, but it looked unfinished (see first picture).

So I decided to make something at work the other day to finish it off and I'm quite happy with the result, so is the fiance. She appreciated the personal touch I added to it and I enjoy the smile she makes because of it.