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%
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Which shift knob to get?
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I like this one. Stock and almost a pound of throw. Not hot or cold either
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWAX%3AIT
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Thank you all!
Okay, firstly thanks to all for your inputs on the poll!
The 1st option won, and that's what I purchased! (off of a member on evom actually).
Here's my new shift knob! Sorry about the crappy pictures, had only a point & shoot handy!
The 1st option won, and that's what I purchased! (off of a member on evom actually).
Here's my new shift knob! Sorry about the crappy pictures, had only a point & shoot handy!
#42
sometimes, yes. more importantly if i am accelerating or decelerating rapidly i don't bother to take my hand on and off the shifter a dozen times when i can more easily just hold onto it. it's a manual trans not a hurst slap shifter.
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You may be lucky and not live in a desert, but over here in Vegas when your car gets over 140 degrees with the windows up, it's worth looking for another shift knob..
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Just wanted to give an update, and put it down here for future newbies.
I changed my shifter base bushings & the underhood shifter bushings to Buschur Racing bushings. Got both of them for $68 shipped.
Since my car is pretty new, 2005 with around 45,000 miles on it, & quite babied - no track days, no auto-X, the previous owner was a girl who drove it very softly and took good care of it; the stock bushings were is very good shape. The rubber wasn't hard or brittle yet, and no signs of corrosion on the metal inserts.
I did the change in 2 steps - base bushings first, followed by underhood bushings. The base bushings change made zero difference to the shifting. I did the underhoods today, & these made a big impact. The shifts feel crisper. I'm heel-toeing into 2nd much much better. No misshifts.
If you have an evo with stock underhood bushings, I recommend this very simple mod. Cost of mod = $30 + 30-45 minutes. Result = Very Happy Shifting.
Cheers.
I changed my shifter base bushings & the underhood shifter bushings to Buschur Racing bushings. Got both of them for $68 shipped.
Since my car is pretty new, 2005 with around 45,000 miles on it, & quite babied - no track days, no auto-X, the previous owner was a girl who drove it very softly and took good care of it; the stock bushings were is very good shape. The rubber wasn't hard or brittle yet, and no signs of corrosion on the metal inserts.
I did the change in 2 steps - base bushings first, followed by underhood bushings. The base bushings change made zero difference to the shifting. I did the underhoods today, & these made a big impact. The shifts feel crisper. I'm heel-toeing into 2nd much much better. No misshifts.
If you have an evo with stock underhood bushings, I recommend this very simple mod. Cost of mod = $30 + 30-45 minutes. Result = Very Happy Shifting.
Cheers.
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