Momo shift knob fit?
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Momo shift knob fit?
I'm thinking about getting a Momo shift knob, either this one
or this one
I'm kinda leaning towards the second one, but it's hard to tell until you see it in the car. Anybody know a cheap place to pick up one of these suckers? I'm looking on ebay and it looks to be the cheapest place so far. Not like you really need a warranty on something like this...
Also, I'm wondering if it's necessary to get a momo boot for this? The end of this knob kind of tapers off and I'm afraid the stock boot on the Evo will look a bit odd, or rather, it will look very "short." The boot will cost an extra $50 (damn, just for a piece of leather!) too, so unless I really had to I wouldn't want to get one.
Any ideas?
or this one
I'm kinda leaning towards the second one, but it's hard to tell until you see it in the car. Anybody know a cheap place to pick up one of these suckers? I'm looking on ebay and it looks to be the cheapest place so far. Not like you really need a warranty on something like this...
Also, I'm wondering if it's necessary to get a momo boot for this? The end of this knob kind of tapers off and I'm afraid the stock boot on the Evo will look a bit odd, or rather, it will look very "short." The boot will cost an extra $50 (damn, just for a piece of leather!) too, so unless I really had to I wouldn't want to get one.
Any ideas?
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I ordered a momo shift knob only to be utterly dissappointed. I wish I would've checked around the local shops first. Check your shops first before ordering online. What happened was I got the knob I wanted which looked PHAT in the picture. Arrives on my door step only to find out it's about twice the height of my stock knob It literally stood up to the stereo almost and looked absolutely rediculous. So I'm trying to get the company to take it back and or sell it. I bought the silver knob from Mitsu and couldn't be happier. It looks very nice and matches the interior nicely.
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And last but not last as I just finished installing my Turbo Timer only I don't have pics yet. Here are the scuff plates I highly recommend nobody getting. They look great and are nice but no way in hell are they worth $110!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Especially since I had to install them to the friggin black plastic scuff plates already there.
Edit--> forgot pic. next post
Edit--> forgot pic. next post
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Yeah, actually my friend has this one in his Eclipse, I'm gonna see if I can get him to let me throw it around a couple times before I buy it. It looks pretty small, maybe even smaller than our stock shifter. I'm just worried about the fit and if it'll have an ugly metal extension between the knob and the boot.
Yeah, those scuff plates do look nice, but.. $110 is quite the price to pay
I've seen some go for like $30 on ebay, but they only say "Lancer" and not "Lancer Evolution"... wonder if that's worth an extra $80?
Yeah, those scuff plates do look nice, but.. $110 is quite the price to pay
I've seen some go for like $30 on ebay, but they only say "Lancer" and not "Lancer Evolution"... wonder if that's worth an extra $80?
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I ordered a momo shift knob only to be utterly dissappointed. I wish I would've checked around the local shops first. Check your shops first before ordering online. What happened was I got the knob I wanted which looked PHAT in the picture. Arrives on my door step only to find out it's about twice the height of my stock knob It literally stood up to the stereo almost and looked absolutely rediculous. So I'm trying to get the company to take it back and or sell it. I bought the silver knob from Mitsu and couldn't be happier. It looks very nice and matches the interior nicely.
I ordered a momo shift knob only to be utterly dissappointed. I wish I would've checked around the local shops first. Check your shops first before ordering online. What happened was I got the knob I wanted which looked PHAT in the picture. Arrives on my door step only to find out it's about twice the height of my stock knob It literally stood up to the stereo almost and looked absolutely rediculous. So I'm trying to get the company to take it back and or sell it. I bought the silver knob from Mitsu and couldn't be happier. It looks very nice and matches the interior nicely.
Momo knobs, at least the one I got (but I think they all install the same way), make you first put in the thread ring... it's the silver ring at the bottom of every Momo knob you see in the pictures. When you attach the knob to the the gear level, you finish it off by screwing the thread ring, so that means you HAVE to leave a gap for you to screw the knob in. In order for it to look nice, you NEED to adjust the boot after you install the knob.
Anyone know how to do this on the Evo, let me know.
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I really don't need the shift pattern on the knob, plus I prefer a round grip, larger than the Momo or one...
its a Pearl Black knob from Flameballs , but I did trim the shift handle threads by a 1/2" to get it as low as I wanted.
Edited to say that yes, I do need to clean the car, this past weekend's autocross got more crap blown in there than I realized...
its a Pearl Black knob from Flameballs , but I did trim the shift handle threads by a 1/2" to get it as low as I wanted.
Edited to say that yes, I do need to clean the car, this past weekend's autocross got more crap blown in there than I realized...
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Originally posted by 2Cool
I really don't need the shift pattern on the knob, plus I prefer a round grip, larger than the Momo or one...
its a Pearl Black knob from Flameballs , but I did trim the shift handle threads by a 1/2" to get it as low as I wanted.
Edited to say that yes, I do need to clean the car, this past weekend's autocross got more crap blown in there than I realized...
I really don't need the shift pattern on the knob, plus I prefer a round grip, larger than the Momo or one...
its a Pearl Black knob from Flameballs , but I did trim the shift handle threads by a 1/2" to get it as low as I wanted.
Edited to say that yes, I do need to clean the car, this past weekend's autocross got more crap blown in there than I realized...
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I have never had any problem with the Passport 8500, and just bought a second one for the wife's Expedition. Even in the heat down here it stays where I put it. I have mine up high, to the left of the mirror. If you have window tint across the top then it will help shield it.
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