Binary Extended Shift Knob
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Binary Extended Shift Knob
I am very close to pulling the trigger on the Binary Extended Shift Knob and lowering seat brackets.
I'd just like to get some reviews on the shift knob. I've been reading a lot about the weighted ones and that's what's holding me back.
My plans are to use my car as a DD and some AutoX and Road Racing next spring. I don't have any plans on drag racing, although, I am tempted to see what times I can get.
I also, have been focusing on power mods, but have seen the light and need to work on practicing with the power I have and focus on handling mods. I'm at 373hp/374tq, on E85 and stock 8 turbo, with stock cat back exhaust (cops
).
I'd just like to get some reviews on the shift knob. I've been reading a lot about the weighted ones and that's what's holding me back.
My plans are to use my car as a DD and some AutoX and Road Racing next spring. I don't have any plans on drag racing, although, I am tempted to see what times I can get.
I also, have been focusing on power mods, but have seen the light and need to work on practicing with the power I have and focus on handling mods. I'm at 373hp/374tq, on E85 and stock 8 turbo, with stock cat back exhaust (cops
Last edited by 10isace; Nov 3, 2011 at 03:05 PM.

My plans are to use my car as a DD and some AutoX and Road Racing next spring. I don't have any plans on drag racing, although, I am tempted to see what times I can get.
I also, have been focusing on power mods, but have seen the light and need to work on practicing with the power I have and focus on handling mods. I'm at 373hp/374tq, on E85 and stock 8 turbo, with stock cat back exhaust (cops
).
I also, have been focusing on power mods, but have seen the light and need to work on practicing with the power I have and focus on handling mods. I'm at 373hp/374tq, on E85 and stock 8 turbo, with stock cat back exhaust (cops
Last edited by FJF; Nov 3, 2011 at 04:00 PM.
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to bring a dead thread back, i have the seat lowering brackets... and i think on track, when combined with the shift knob it will make shifting easier, it's closer to the wheel of course. Not having to reach down as far sounds good too
the only con is the shape is not as appealing to the eye as the AMS knob, but I have decided to go for feel and control over looks, it is advertised as a natural feel in your hand.
getting close to buying one as well.
the only con is the shape is not as appealing to the eye as the AMS knob, but I have decided to go for feel and control over looks, it is advertised as a natural feel in your hand.
getting close to buying one as well.
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