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    I like the first one from Ebay.

    But thats just my opinion.
    Hope that helps.
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    i like the fist one and the second one

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    Number two.
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    #2... my cavilier already has a sweet factory piston grip shifter.. im not gonna change it

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    HostileJava,

    I bought an aftermarket T-shaped auto shift knob. It was cool.....until I had to install it.

    The new knob used allen screws, while the one on my car used regular phillips screws.

    If your old knob doesn't use allen, then you'll have to do some modding. Just something to keep in mind before you blow cash.

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    If you want a new shifter do a 5 speed swap
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    Quote Originally Posted by kroy
    If you want a new shifter do a 5 speed swap
    i was about to say that.
    if you want 5 seed look, why not and do the 5 speed swap.
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    I like the first one

    Yeah definitely the first one. Would it work for our cars tho? Says 90-92 Eclipse there. I might just get myself one.
    Thinking about getting a new 3g...

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    WHen I first joined last summer, I saw someone who had a knob exactly like the stock one... but it was Carbon Fiber, I thought it looked cool... I'll see if I can find that again.

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    Yeah it will work for our cars, it's a universal shifter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cyric_accord
    WHen I first joined last summer, I saw someone who had a knob exactly like the stock one... but it was Carbon Fiber, I thought it looked cool... I'll see if I can find that again.
    I did have one in there that was about the same size as stock and all cf but it was fake CF and it's starting to come apart.

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    first one looks crazy i like it! i want it

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    Quote Originally Posted by HostileJava
    I did have one in there that was about the same size as stock and all cf but it was fake CF and it's starting to come apart.
    Ah well, there you have it I guess... too bad tho, I thought the CF knob you had looked pretty good then.

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    i like #3.
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    i dunno, my favorite aftermarket shift knobs come from 2 companies. i love the levoc ones, but they are very expensive. my personal favorite, which i had on my cavalier was the Razo quickshift a/t knob. about 50 bucks, but very nice quality.

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    i have one similar to #3 but it is longer but and the carbon fiber is protected by a slip of plastic so nothing can harm it...its nice...i like mine a lot, but it was a pain to find the allens for it cuz they were in metric not standard and it took my dad and i quite awhile to find one in a bunch of the lil drawers at the hardware store...it fits great now though...very worth it. i don't know where i got mine but i've had it for 6 months now. just do a search for it and u'll find it
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    Protect the CF? I'm confused isn't that stuff like invincible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wreckd87lx
    how do we know that he really did it, but on another note i wouldn't want to find out, open a jar of stink ass
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    I like the second but if you have everthing else carbon fiber then get the third one

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ravenix
    That's the fake piece o crap I had. Not like the other ones are real, but maybe they'll last longer.

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    Get the second one...
    When I installed mine a ways back, I kept the button pressed in slightly and then held it there while I forced the inner shaft all the way down. Then I tightened the shift knob to the shaft.

    This way you don't have to press the button all the way down to unlock the shifter.
    Oh and add some kind of locking compund to the screws that secure the shift knob. Or plug up the holes with metal putty so the screws can't back out after tightened.

    oh and one more thing... break off that plastic wheel on the inner shaft... some of the shift knobs have very little room on the inside and that plastic wheel bit gets caught up constantly.
    Last edited by A20A1; 01-28-2004 at 08:55 PM.
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    Could that be the reason why mines is stiff to shift sometimes???

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    i had that carbon fiber t-shaped one too and i didnt like it. now i have the 2nd one listed and i did the same thing a20a1 did but i only set it low enough so it will go into 2nd if i have it in d3(since i dont have a 5 speed, gotta shift it manualy )...i didnt set it low enought to move through all gears because im not chancing hitting my shifter and throwin it into reverse

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    well it still should be high enough to catch the shifter before it goes into reverse... a lot of those top buton shift knobs don't have a lot of travel in them so i was just suggesting taking up the slack and going a bit further to make it easier to shift.

    I was going to get the dremel and reshape the grooves from 2nd to D4 so that the pin rolls over them both ways.
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