I have a 2002 factory P5 shift knob for sale if anyone is interested?
$20 plus shipping.
PM or email me: autosport@hotmail.com
$20 plus shipping.
PM or email me: autosport@hotmail.com
I don't like my 2003 knob, post pics or links to your aftermarket...
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reguinereg
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Here is mine. Not perfect but since I did it myself and this is my forst one, I am very pride of it.
reguinereg
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ELEmental59437
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- 2002 P5, 1978 F250
2002 stock shifter
My 2002 stock shifter looks like crap now.. the cleacoat on the aluminum was starting to chip since the day i drove it home.. since then all of it has chipped off and im left with the faded shift patern looking all ugly...
I want a momo carbon air shift knob... yeah.. those are niicceee...
My 2002 stock shifter looks like crap now.. the cleacoat on the aluminum was starting to chip since the day i drove it home.. since then all of it has chipped off and im left with the faded shift patern looking all ugly...
I want a momo carbon air shift knob... yeah.. those are niicceee...
Here's the shift knob in my car... still trying to find a shift boot to replace the miss-matched stock boot.
http://www.mazdamp3.com/vbb225/showthread.php?s=&threadid=9597&goto=nextoldest
http://www.mazdamp3.com/vbb225/showthread.php?s=&threadid=9597&goto=nextoldest
you know, i still havent ever seen the stock 2002 knob, like a close up picture. anyone got one?
Im in the market for a new knob too... the way i hold the shifter doesnt suite the leather one on the 2003s i have, so looking for a ball one... either kartboy, voodoo, or even the 2002 if someone could post a pic/ opinion of it.
Im in the market for a new knob too... the way i hold the shifter doesnt suite the leather one on the 2003s i have, so looking for a ball one... either kartboy, voodoo, or even the 2002 if someone could post a pic/ opinion of it.
PinoyNinja
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Carbon fiber shift knobs thats all ya need
melicha8 said:
Yeah, I got the leather Mazdaspeed Knob from corksport. It's got good weight and a great feel, plus it's not like all these crappy aftermarket knobs that have set screws and come loose all the time. However, the Kartboy knob looks like an excellent product, because it is threaded and uses no set screws.
OrangeAppeal
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- '03 MSP - #729 - '90 CRX Si
I know a decision is already made, but this might be useful info for anyone doing a search in the future...
I've gotta say, that the T-handle shift knobs are very comfortable. I have a Hurst T-handle in my CRX, and it just feels right when I'm shifting, and it's easy to grab. The only drawback to the one I have, is that it is solid aluminum, soo it gets super cold during the winter, and it can get hot during the summer (in the sun). I know B&M also sell a T-handle, if you don't care for having an otherwise American Muscle Car product.
The hurst shift knob is threaded, and comes with an assortment of different threads to fit your shifter...no set screw needed, and no lock-tite needed. All for a price of about $25.00
I've gotta say, that the T-handle shift knobs are very comfortable. I have a Hurst T-handle in my CRX, and it just feels right when I'm shifting, and it's easy to grab. The only drawback to the one I have, is that it is solid aluminum, soo it gets super cold during the winter, and it can get hot during the summer (in the sun). I know B&M also sell a T-handle, if you don't care for having an otherwise American Muscle Car product.
The hurst shift knob is threaded, and comes with an assortment of different threads to fit your shifter...no set screw needed, and no lock-tite needed. All for a price of about $25.00
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- 2010 Mazda 3 (RIP Mazda P5)
LinuxRacr said:
They are made by MOMO. That style is called Raptor. I just ordered my blue one the other day!
http://www.momo.it/momoeng/set1.html
*gets ancy*
