where r the best sites for custom or nice shift knobs for the tl?

if you have a nice one also
please show us here!

 

Momo shift knob from EBAY

 

Auto or Manual?

 

both

 

I like the one from Heeltoe:

http://www.heeltoeauto.com/ht-spec-s...-01-03-cl.html

 

If you don't mind having an incorrect shift pattern, this is the BEST knob I have ever felt/used. Feels great in your hand and shifts awesome with the added weight.

http://store.uucmotorwerks.com/share...unt2=466453194

(i use the RK6A-L version)

 

i have that shift knob in black which i am going to sell

 

Maven Countersunk Shift Knob is the best for the 6MT.

http://www.heeltoeauto.com/maven-cou...on-10x1.5.html

There are many reviews on this site.

 

You just tired of it or having some issues? I looking into this set for the short shifter and the knob itself (I'm more into the short throw + short rod look).

 

Anyone tried the Mugen Si shift knob? Part number 54102-XVJ-000 and cost $116 straight from any online Honda dealer.



5-speed version for the FIT 54102-XTK-000 $87+ from online honda dealers:



Mugen also has a carbon fiber knob with either a black or red stripe around it ($100+ on ebay):



Honda also sells a yellow 6MT knob & boot for the S2000 CR 54102-S2A-C00 $53 at the dealer:



....and a red one from the JDM Civic Type R 54102-SMT-E01 ($30+ on ebay)

 

could u put a round like knob on an automatic?

 

to be honest i like the stock shift knob. when i got that one from heeltoe (bought the kit) I just open the box look at it and put it back in.

 

Not a fan of metal knobs. They burn your hands in summer and are frigid in winter. I had an aluminum knob before and wouldn't do it again.

 

I love my Maven. You learn to cover it up in the summer though when parked.

 

anyone?

 

Yes, as long as you get the correct thread. Just don't get a knob that has etchings for a manual, because that's just wrong

 

how can u tell? i seen some knobs on amazon n it dont say man or auto, but its round

 

I like the ones 94eg! posted.


now to make my decision.

 

From what I understand it doesn't matter what the transmission is. The only thing you have to look at is the thread that allows the knob to be screwed on. I don't know what it is exactly, but I believe all Hondas/Acuras use the same size.

 

^This x1000.

 

^hahaha...that would be classic

 

Too true! Especially in S Florida!