Making a shift knob fit.
Jun 27, 2007, 10:57 AM
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Making a shift knob fit.
Hey all,
So I have a really nice uber-rare JDM white duracon shift knob that I pulled from my STi before I sold it. It's a Laile/Beatrush knob. Very nice piece and I'd love to use it again.
But since it was in my STi, it's obviously a M12x1.25P. What would my best bet for converting it to a M10x1.25P be? My first thought was some sort of thread adapter but they don't seem to make those with that small of a conversion. The next idea was to fill the inside with a resin of some sort and then re-drilling it and re-tapping it.
Anyone have some ideas?
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So I have a really nice uber-rare JDM white duracon shift knob that I pulled from my STi before I sold it. It's a Laile/Beatrush knob. Very nice piece and I'd love to use it again.
But since it was in my STi, it's obviously a M12x1.25P. What would my best bet for converting it to a M10x1.25P be? My first thought was some sort of thread adapter but they don't seem to make those with that small of a conversion. The next idea was to fill the inside with a resin of some sort and then re-drilling it and re-tapping it.
Anyone have some ideas?
Vostok 7
