Winter solution for metallic shift knob?
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Winter solution for metallic shift knob?
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So its getting cold over here in the Philadelphia area lately and I am growing tired of the feeling of holding a cube of ice in my hand every time I shift. I've been looking for the JDM leather 6 spd knob but I can't seem to find that... so the question is, what are some interesting solutions that you guys have for the wintertime when your aftermarket knob becomes cold?? Pics would be nice too
So its getting cold over here in the Philadelphia area lately and I am growing tired of the feeling of holding a cube of ice in my hand every time I shift. I've been looking for the JDM leather 6 spd knob but I can't seem to find that... so the question is, what are some interesting solutions that you guys have for the wintertime when your aftermarket knob becomes cold?? Pics would be nice too
Be a man about it! Haha just messin with you.
I have the same problem with my Blox shift knob, so I put the stock one back on for now but I hate the way it looks. Might just have to wear some gloves lol.
I have the same problem with my Blox shift knob, so I put the stock one back on for now but I hate the way it looks. Might just have to wear some gloves lol.
I use a 8-ball. Temp stays consistant and it wasnt too much. (~$30 from So-Cal speed shop in Vegas)

*Fair disclosure: My billiard team is nationally ranked (top 20), so its not as tacky as it would be for others
*Fair disclosure: My billiard team is nationally ranked (top 20), so its not as tacky as it would be for others
Ones with a tacky surface are perfect
Motocross, X country skiing, receiver gloves...etc if you have them handy



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Your disclosure is noted! The 8 ball just isn't relevant to me lol but it looks nice!
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I also bought under armor gloves that have the sticky grip on the palmar aspect of the hand so you can also grip the metal knob.
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