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Old 08-20-2004, 07:47 PM
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shift knobs

I've been looking into shift knobs and found that there are a lot more "manual" shift knobs than "automatic" ones. I don't see why there would be a difference because the metal screw-on thing is of the same size and shape (i hope you guys know what i am talking about) with manual and automatic cars. also the reason why i ask is because there is usually a price different between MT or AT shift knobs (AT being more expensive) and in general, MT's have better designs too.

I personally like this one... its nicely priced and looks pretty neat; but im not sure if it will fit. http://www.7453217467431.com/product...=1093049390875

So basically my question is if I were to get a "manual" shift knob would it fit on a TL or other AT cars? thanks for your time.
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i doubt you would have a problem if you put it in....
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it'll fit fine. we don't require any buttons on our shift knobs, so it'll fit without a problem.
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Originally Posted by ndawood
i doubt you would have a problem if you put it in....
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it'll fit fine. we don't require any buttons on our shift knobs, so it'll fit without a problem.
cool, thanks guys! ill see how it goes.
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Originally Posted by subtledreamer
So basically my question is if I were to get a "manual" shift knob would it fit on a TL or other AT cars? thanks for your time.
I think mainly the dif is that manual knobs tend to be smaller, and more symetrical. I like how my AT stock shifter has a little more to grab.
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Originally Posted by NoSupport
I think mainly the dif is that manual knobs tend to be smaller, and more symetrical. I like how my AT stock shifter has a little more to grab.
haha dude, when I saw this thread I thought someone hijacked my account and made a n00b thread ... turns out it was just a revival of my own old thread anyways thanks for your (rather late) answer
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Originally Posted by subtledreamer
haha dude, when I saw this thread I thought someone hijacked my account and made a n00b thread ... turns out it was just a revival of my own old thread anyways thanks for your (rather late) answer
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