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    What to Do if I want a new shift Knob?

    I see a lot of nicce shift knobs out there. I have a Manual 5spd.
    How much trouble would it be to replace my stock one?
    would a new one fit without modification and would it look clean?



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    Just get some kind of Momo one. Or you can cut yours. There is always some way to make it work.

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    Re: What to Do if I want a new shift Knob?

    Originally posted by jigga225
    I see a lot of nicce shift knobs out there. I have a Manual 5spd.
    How much trouble would it be to replace my stock one?
    would a new one fit without modification and would it look clean?
    just unscrew yours and screw on a new one, it's really easy. the only concern is the funny clip that honda uses on the bottom of the stock one. i have an aftermarket knob with the stock boot and it looks sort of wierd and the plastic rattles against my stifter sometimes but a lot of people like it and i do too really. although i'd like a new boot. here it is.
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    You can take off that silver clip thing on the boot. Just take the boot out and flip it inside out. There is a zip-tie holding the boot on the silver thing. Just cut the zip-tie and remove the silver thing.

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    then do this to attach the boot to the shift lever.

    Last edited by 2old_honda; 05-12-2003 at 02:37 PM.

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    man that description was tight.
    thanks

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    Originally posted by 2old_honda
    You can take off that silver clip thing on the boot. Just take the boot out and flip it inside out. There is a zip-tie holding the boot on the silver thing. Just cut the zip-tie and remove the silver thing.
    good simple fix!

    now shift knobs can look good with the stock boot once again!@

    thx 2old_honda

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    HAHAH i just did that to mine and it made it look better.. although.. for somereason the shift knob i have is decently long that the boot when in gear.. goes down..
    pisses me off..
    i need a new boot..

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    dude, i just found this kit at walmart that comes w/ aluminum petels (they had black and red), a colored shift knob (black, red, blue) and a matching leather looking boot. it was $25 and seemed like a good deal. i may get the red set and then a type r knob.
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    yeah i messed with mine a little seems to screw on and off i guess people say so then im right so i need a new shift knob my self! damn thing is wiggling a little i looked on the side of it and theres a fucking split on the side a fat one its like 15 bucks or so for another like it

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    Yeah i took my whole platic part of that tha shift boot is connected to. And i took tha Shift knob and shift boot off of BMW and made it fit in my honda all you do is on the underside of the sift take tha 4 screws off and screw a new one in. And your set but mine is pimp italian leather with tha mugen shifter :-D
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    I put an Integra shift knob on mine... looks and feels nice.

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