for sale: acura burlwood shift knob
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07-17-2001, 10:37 PM
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I am interesting. Email me your address and name or something. Here is my email thanhpham74@yahoo.com.
07-18-2001, 03:05 AM
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Sorry to bust your happy thoughts, but the 99 shaft and the 00+ shafts are different in diameter. The 99 shaft is larger, and knob won't fit 00+ cars.
(Although they have larger shafts, ours still perform better!
(Although they have larger shafts, ours still perform better!
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07-22-2001, 05:08 PM
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It will still work. I have a '99 w/ a '00 knob. I used a hand drill to make the hole larger, and the threded part of the shifter will make it's own thread in the plastic. It was a bit harder than normal to screw on, but it looks great, and does work!
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07-24-2001, 09:34 AM
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TLwiz ain't a wiz... Yes, you can make the hole in the knob bigger when using a 00+ knob (skinny) on a 99 TL shaft (fat). How can you make the skinny shaft bigger on a 00+ TL to fit a 99 knob with a fat hole?? Duct tape I suppose...
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