Thread: The Shift Knob thread

Same here. I went with the short one, but would recommend the long one instead like ny5speed said.

Also since seeing the AMS Hammer I wouldn't mind giving it a try. Although after driving a 2001 Honda Accord with what seems like a similar knob I think I prefer the seemingly smaller Momo Anatomico.

Also, I swear we've covered this topic before and all the same knobs were mentioned. Maybe it was the old forum? I looked but couldn't find it. Maybe I'll look again.

I'm rockin the NIIIISSSMMMOOOEEEEE:



I wish I didn't screw up the Greddy weighted knob I had, it was great. Only downside was the thing would be on fire after a warm summer's day. Had to keep a beer cooler over it, to prevent the sun from nuking it.

Yep, we covered this 8 months ago.

http://www.sr20-forum.com/general-sr20/5186-shift-knob-opinions.html

I don't blame Fernando for not finding it. I searched the forum and couldn't find it either. Had to go to Google and was only able to find it because I knew I'd posted in it previously.

I am thinking about making one out of acrylic, so that I can suspend objects in the shifter and make it different colors. My only problem is figuring out how to make the molds. Does anybody know how to make molds for curing liquid acrylic? If so, please PM me!

I got the greddy counterweight shift knob. gives me frostbite in the winter, and sears off skin in the summer, but i ****ing love it. makes short shifting a breeze.



****ing $35 tho!

currently rockin a snapon screwdriver handle.

I also LOVE the MOMO, and have had them in a couple NXen, the SE-R and my RSX. No blingy rice stuff for me. Fits my hand nicely, is comfortable in all weather, looks nearly stock, reasonably priced. I've had both the tall and short, and the feel and installed height are nearly identical; just a matter of what fits best with the boot and overall looks.

I brought this one back from the grave due to the fact I just got a sick new shift knob lol.

I was in the junkyard, and my friend saw this gold rod which turned out to be a fireplace poking device. The handle came off so i took it to work and made it work on my shifter.

I shortened it a bit since this pic, but you get the idea.

GOLD BABY!

^^^ The chicks must dig that!

b-b-b-baaaaaalllllinnnn!!