Razo new shift knob
07-26-02, 02:43 PM
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Razo new shift ****
Hey I just pick a nice Razo shift **** it's black with red stich on it. It goes perfect with the 99 shift boot and E-brake boot. There is two type one is {type 170g} and the other is {type 400g} Anyway it look like just like the 99 stock shift **** and also I think 170g mean 170 grams it weight. I will try to keep some pictures this weekend for those who are instrest.BTW is $60.00 for it.
07-26-02, 06:09 PM
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Originally posted by twinturboteddy
60 bucks for a stupid shift ****. JEEZ
60 bucks for a stupid shift ****. JEEZ
07-26-02, 06:44 PM
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Is it the universal kind or is it threaded? I have a cool Sparco **** in red and black leather but it kept coming loose so I had to put the original one back on. E-mailed Sparco but they couldn't bother responding.
07-26-02, 06:56 PM
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Originally posted by JoeD
actually good countersunk shift ***** reduce the throw and provide much better feel and control.
actually good countersunk shift ***** reduce the throw and provide much better feel and control.
07-26-02, 08:24 PM
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Originally posted by fdracer
it's simple physics.
it's simple physics.
lets say you installed a shift **** that was 2 feet tall. how far would you have to move your hand to complete a 1-2 shift for example, as opposed to a countersunk **** that sat as low on the shifter as possible.
which would have a shorter throw?
it is simple physics.
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07-26-02, 08:32 PM
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Originally posted by JoeD
exactly.
lets say you installed a shift **** that was 2 feet tall. how far would you have to move your hand to complete a 1-2 shift for example, as opposed to a countersunk **** that sat as low on the shifter as possible.
which would have a shorter throw?
it is simple physics.
exactly.
lets say you installed a shift **** that was 2 feet tall. how far would you have to move your hand to complete a 1-2 shift for example, as opposed to a countersunk **** that sat as low on the shifter as possible.
which would have a shorter throw?
it is simple physics.
07-26-02, 09:05 PM
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Originally posted by JoeD
actually good countersunk shift ***** reduce the throw and provide much better feel and control.
actually good countersunk shift ***** reduce the throw and provide much better feel and control.
07-26-02, 09:07 PM
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Originally posted by jspecracer7
I don't have to force anything. It goes in with ease...
I don't have to force anything. It goes in with ease...
makes me wonder why they dont make some nice polished or powercoated lead shift *****...
