Classy shifter knobs that don't raise height?
No, I don't have a short shifter. The gap occurs cause of the way the Momo knobs attach - they're not screwed on, they have that base plate that covers the 3 allen screws that tighten the knob. Unfortunately, due to the washer built onto the shifter, you can't move it down any further to accomodate, at least, not unless you get a momo shift boot or something like that.
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I got a momo raptor. It raised the height considerably but **** is this thing comfortable. I bought it when I had my tints, so the shop did the install and it doesn't come loose at all
no gap here! i think this looks classy. 
i wish the boot wasnt like that in this pic..but..
Originally posted by lil'evil_evo
This is the best shift knob no question http://www.optauto.com/webstore/prod...k=yes&dept=118 and it's not to much. I have it and love it.
This is the best shift knob no question http://www.optauto.com/webstore/prod...k=yes&dept=118 and it's not to much. I have it and love it.
NO DOUBT MAN! I HAD THAT IN MY S2000 AND IT ENDED MY 2ND GEAR GRINDING PROBLEMS!!! I LOVE THAT KNOB! IM GETTING IT FOR THE EVO AS SOON AS I GET IT!
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Originally posted by zstryder
Here's some pictures of mine when I still had it on:
I moved it down so the knob actually didn't sit that high, but that's just how it'd look if you were interested.
Here's some pictures of mine when I still had it on:
I moved it down so the knob actually didn't sit that high, but that's just how it'd look if you were interested.
Originally posted by RADmitsu
for the last two guys that posted, do either of you have a short shifter, i curious to know the gap that you have... I don't have that gap...
for the last two guys that posted, do either of you have a short shifter, i curious to know the gap that you have... I don't have that gap...
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the OEM accessory is nice. i have that also. lowers the height just a bit and the shift feels solid now.
ordered mine here,
http://www.mitsubishiparts.net/catalog/?section=89
ordered mine here,
http://www.mitsubishiparts.net/catalog/?section=89
The gap is purely because of the design of the shift knob. You just don't tighten as high up on the thread to get it lower. The only surefire way to kill the gap is to get a Momo shift boot. I think the one pictured in the one above might be a Momo boot..
Originally posted by on3ofak1nd
I like that a lot vanilla sky, part number or where i can order one?! =D
thanks
I like that a lot vanilla sky, part number or where i can order one?! =D
thanks
http://www.mitsubishiparts.net/