My new shift knob
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My new shift ****
Got it from MazdaRacing.com, it really shortens the throw and is nice and heavy. They shipped it really fast and got to me 2 days before it was scheduled to arrive.
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Well, my car doesn't look real hot right now, bent and broke some wheels hydroplaning.
Once I get the wheels back on the car I will take some pics.
I like the two kitties in your avatar, rowr!!!
Once I get the wheels back on the car I will take some pics.
I like the two kitties in your avatar, rowr!!!
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Hot in the summer is so true, I bought a Chrome Skull, and in the summer, I can barely stand to shift from gear to gear. It also fits in the palm real good. Bought it for around $5 at Autozone. How'd you get those guages to sit in that dead space?
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My friend mounted a plastic plate there when he installed my stereo and stuff.
He bent a metal piece, threw some screws through it to hold everything together and VOILA!!
He bent a metal piece, threw some screws through it to hold everything together and VOILA!!
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Here's what I have...
It weighs a good 10-12oz.
[edit] I also think I found a way around covering my dead space, there are screw holes on the inside of the plastic "frame" that is the center console. I just have to find/fabricate a piece of plastic that I can screw in. But thank you for the inspiration. I might also put some guages there, but that will come later.
It weighs a good 10-12oz.
[edit] I also think I found a way around covering my dead space, there are screw holes on the inside of the plastic "frame" that is the center console. I just have to find/fabricate a piece of plastic that I can screw in. But thank you for the inspiration. I might also put some guages there, but that will come later.
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Re: My new shift ****
Originally posted by pillage6
Got it from MazdaRacing.com, it really shortens the throw and is nice and heavy. They shipped it really fast and got to me 2 days before it was scheduled to arrive.
Got it from MazdaRacing.com, it really shortens the throw and is nice and heavy. They shipped it really fast and got to me 2 days before it was scheduled to arrive.
~T.J.
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Yeah, shutup kid.
If you only need to mount one gauge, you can just get rid of the clock
That shifter looks very nice, I might have to get one along with a leather boot from Mantis.
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This one weighs 6.3 ounces, but makes shifts much easier and less notchy, if you know what I mean.
I have had "performance" shift ***** before, but this one is the best by far.
I have had "performance" shift ***** before, but this one is the best by far.
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Re: Re: My new shift ****
Originally posted by Directfreak
Looks nice! On hot days, throw a little towel over it, as they get real hot in the sun.
Looks nice! On hot days, throw a little towel over it, as they get real hot in the sun.
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