Got my AT Type-S shift knob from Slowriderr - PICS!!!
08-11-2009, 09:50 PM
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golfjwr, sorry brother dont mean to thread jack. i'll start my own thread and post pics after i finish a few other interior mods
08-12-2009, 01:07 PM
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thanks mmade22, i've done this a few times, my front spoiler, the ATLP quads, just to name a few. just call me crazy! im never happy so i "modify mods"
golfjwr, sorry brother dont mean to thread jack. i'll start my own thread and post pics after i finish a few other interior mods
golfjwr, sorry brother dont mean to thread jack. i'll start my own thread and post pics after i finish a few other interior mods
08-12-2009, 08:57 PM
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JP, just another excellent looking mod on an already outstanding TL.
08-12-2009, 11:48 PM
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Very nice mods Gentlemen! This reminds me when i first installed the sparco x-speed shift knob about 4 years ago.
08-13-2009, 05:07 PM
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LOL...J/K that's what makes this site great everyone has there own opinions, but there is one common bobd that drives us all...making our cars exactley how we want them and niot caring what anyone thinks.
08-13-2009, 08:28 PM
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Both shift knobs are great, but I prefer the 2nd one (smooth stainless steel). Question, when you cut the shaft, how is it thread for the knob to screw on? Do you have to re-thread the shaft? And if so, how?
04-25-2010, 02:07 PM
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I was joking around with Jay(jptl04) that I was gonna let him be the test mule for cutting the shaft down. I couldn't wait, so I went ahead and did it! Now the the knob sits really low and looks even beter. Went over Jon's(mmade22) house yesterday and we began to cut away.
we started off with a mini hacksaw
10 minutes and 2 blades later, we hadn't made much progress
it was time get the dremel out
this baby did the job
sitting nice and low
Big thanks to Jon for all his help and willingness to always have his tools and his garage ready for any mod. Of course you know I had to snap a few shots of very clean WDP...
Custom tinted tails, night shaded side markers, type-s exhaust, Aspec kit, Aspec rims....yeah thats tight
really liking the look of the blackout'd emblem
we started off with a mini hacksaw
10 minutes and 2 blades later, we hadn't made much progress
it was time get the dremel out
this baby did the job
sitting nice and low
Big thanks to Jon for all his help and willingness to always have his tools and his garage ready for any mod. Of course you know I had to snap a few shots of very clean WDP...
Custom tinted tails, night shaded side markers, type-s exhaust, Aspec kit, Aspec rims....yeah thats tight
really liking the look of the blackout'd emblem
04-25-2010, 06:54 PM
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Dude im with you i like the mod to a mod better. I wonder how it would look if you painted the TL an type S black or a gunmetal. If you like that you could try to spray the tap job with a clear coat before painting, but nice mod
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