View Poll Results: Which shift knob to get?
Blox Type R Gunmetal
14
51.85%
NRG CF Type R
9
33.33%
NRG CF Round
4
14.81%
Voters: 27. You may not vote on this poll
Which shift knob to get?
#17
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Ti knobs seem just blingy to me. Weighted knobs seem more purposeful.
I don't have one yet, but I plan on getting a TWM for a few reasons:
1. Adjustable height
2. Good weight
3. Good designs & finishes
4. Engraved shift pattern. So an unfamiliar driver doesn't muck anything up and it won't rub off like a sticker or paint.
And no I'm not sponsored by TWM or anything, I just recognize good, thoughtful products when I see 'em. But if you wanna give me a deal, TWM, I'd be happy to take it.
I don't have one yet, but I plan on getting a TWM for a few reasons:
1. Adjustable height
2. Good weight
3. Good designs & finishes
4. Engraved shift pattern. So an unfamiliar driver doesn't muck anything up and it won't rub off like a sticker or paint.
And no I'm not sponsored by TWM or anything, I just recognize good, thoughtful products when I see 'em. But if you wanna give me a deal, TWM, I'd be happy to take it.
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I never liked the type R style ones cuz it got to hot im my car and i just didnt feel right in the evo, but i do like the feel in my honda
To the OP let us know what you choose and post a pic of that bish.
#22
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Ti knobs seem just blingy to me. Weighted knobs seem more purposeful.
I don't have one yet, but I plan on getting a TWM for a few reasons:
1. Adjustable height
2. Good weight
3. Good designs & finishes
4. Engraved shift pattern. So an unfamiliar driver doesn't muck anything up and it won't rub off like a sticker or paint.
And no I'm not sponsored by TWM or anything, I just recognize good, thoughtful products when I see 'em. But if you wanna give me a deal, TWM, I'd be happy to take it.
I don't have one yet, but I plan on getting a TWM for a few reasons:
1. Adjustable height
2. Good weight
3. Good designs & finishes
4. Engraved shift pattern. So an unfamiliar driver doesn't muck anything up and it won't rub off like a sticker or paint.
And no I'm not sponsored by TWM or anything, I just recognize good, thoughtful products when I see 'em. But if you wanna give me a deal, TWM, I'd be happy to take it.
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#24
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I've had the Razo weighted knob (the original that blox copied), a nice leather weighted knob, long joystick style one, and a cheap ebay delrin one.
I like the delrin one better than all the others. It doesn't heat up or get super cold, and fits in my hand perfect.
I like the delrin one better than all the others. It doesn't heat up or get super cold, and fits in my hand perfect.
#25
i have the middle knob on your second choice for my MR and love it. stays much cooler than the stock aluminum knob and the CF pattern matches the e-brake handle perfectly. it also looks like the shift pattern on top of the knob is underneath the clear coat so that it will not wear off. it does make the shifter a little bit taller if that is a concern. all in all i am very pleased with it.
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My vote goes for anything with a CF finish. I used to have a Razo, but it got super hot, and the leather peeled off it. I now have the AMS/Vibrant CF knob, and while it could be a little bit heavier, it does look and work great ... and doesn't get hot to the touch.
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