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shift knob? - 6/29/2006 3:46:16 PM

illvibe311

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Hey guys. I drive a 02 Lancer ES. I was wondering, what aftermarket shift knobs would work with my car? Has anyone put a new knob on their lancer? Ive been looking at the heavy GReddy and Skunk2 knobs, I really like them, except that they're metal, which ive heard gets really hot in the summer. Are they more of a pain in the ass than they're worth? I'd love the look of something besides stock but I just need some opinions. Thanks.

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RE: shift knob? - 6/29/2006 5:23:35 PM

Sebba

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No need for the double post.

I really dont see the point to your question. A black shift knob will get hot and so will a metal one. If you really want to avoid that then dont get one... i dont see how a shift knob can be a pain in the ass... i really dont see the point in the question

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RE: shift knob? - 6/29/2006 7:15:32 PM

illvibe311

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i bought a cheap shift knob a long time ago. the thing screwed in really crappily and sat so high on my stick it felt completely unnatural. thats why im posting, i want to avoid buying something ill regret later. a shift knob can be a pain in the ass when its cheap, and sits way up high, it makes it near impossible to enjoy shifting. i dont know, maybe im just really picky. but i think all is well, i found the sparco Lithium, i think im gonna go with that.

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RE: shift knob? - 6/30/2006 10:50:40 AM

Sebba

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short shifter...

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