Recommended Shift Knobs?
Originally Posted by cooldude7
here is mine... Momo Air Leather... when it gets hot... just grab the leather part and you will be fine!
what does everyone think about the momo cobra in carbon and aluminum(sorry dont have pics)?
are the momo ones counterweight?
also, i see that the a-spec and greddy are popular, does one have an advantage over the other?
are the momo ones counterweight?
also, i see that the a-spec and greddy are popular, does one have an advantage over the other?
Last edited by TwStDeVo; Sep 13, 2005 at 05:15 PM.
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Originally Posted by TwStDeVo
ive noticed that most of the shift knobs recommened dont have the shift pattern on them, the reason i am concerned about this is if someone else drives the car (for instance the dealer) they would not know if its 5 or 6 speed and where reverse is. just wondering if anyone else has thought of this or had problems with this?
The Razo 340G I use for summer driving came with two stickers -- one for a five speed pattern and one for a six speed. You can see in this photo (barely) that I stuck it on just in front of the shifter, just so mechanics, valets, and my wife would know how to shift if required.
In the winter months, I switch back to the GReddy knob because of the heat issues associated with a solid metal object in a 130 degree car interior.
PS: ignore the dust in the above photo -- the flash really magnifies what little there really is.
Last edited by Lee_K; Sep 14, 2005 at 02:01 PM.
i would get the greddy counterweight...once i put that bad boy on..my shifting got 10x smoother. it may get hot..but i just cover it before i leave the car. but you want a heavy shift knob..makes stuff so much smoother
Originally Posted by ballistic speed
the skunk2 shift knobs are HAWTT, i have one and love it
Originally Posted by Evillusion
Where did you find a Skunk2 knob that fits mitsubishi? All thier knobs fit hondas.
Originally Posted by ballistic speed
I would think the thread is the same, either way, i love thier knobs and thier design, i'm gonna ask my friend if he can find a evo owner that is willing to take some time out to see if this knob works, i sure hope it does
I REEEALLY want the Skunk2 440gram counterweighted knob but they do not sell it in the proper thread pitch according to thier website.