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Aluminum Shift Knob |
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INSTALLATION DIFFICULTY: 1/5
Simple Installation - No Tools, Anyone Can Install
Easily installed, these shift knobs are the great match to your vehicles' interior. (ie: door handle, silver trim, gauge rings, aluminum pedals and e-brake handles).
Machined out of aluminum, these shift knobs are made to feel solid at a weight of over ½ a pound!
Complimented with a silver or black shifter gate for your choice of 5 or 6 speed transmissions. These shift knobs are the only ones we carry for their excellent fitment and quality.
All our shift knobs are machined out of aluminum with a hard plastic insert for perfect fitment.
For the brushed silver look, the excellent machining work is visible on both the silver knobs and gunmetal knobs. Our beryllium finish knobs are anodized using an exclusive process. Our chromed knobs have been chromed to the highest standards to ensure customer satisfaction. Our Black knobs are powder coated to resist scratching and wear.
Our shift knobs are installed using a single headless allen key bolt for the securest possible fitment. This also allows for quick and easy installation.
For a great match, make sure you check out our other products available in the same finishes by clicking below.
No permanent modifications are necessary to your vehicle to make installation of this product possible.
An Allen key and shift gate emblems are provided with each shift knob, plus two crimping wire connectors.
NOTE: You will be required to remove your original shift knob in order to install these replacements. Removing of your original knob is done by pulling up on the knob with high force.
NOTE: When tightening the bolts be sure to tighten with high force so that the knob does not loosen while you are driving, while being careful not to strip the threading on the knob itself.
Note: M series vehicles, M3, M5, MZ3, MZ4, etc. have a one-piece shift knob + shift boot combination. On these cars, this knob is only available with an aftermarket shift boot. |
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