Replace that nasty mushroom shifter!

Ya, I had to grind away at the stick, but its all good because I can set it as low as I want since I cut the stick lower too.

[djomlas]

so can u still put the original knob on there?

btw, this is what i have done with mine, just a little more action than stock and dirt inside the numbers

[Boxtaboy]

[QUOTE=djomlas]so can u still put the original knob on there?

btw, this is what i have done with mine, just a little more action than stock and dirt inside the numbers

That's neat! If you don't mind me asking, how did you get the color in so precisely?

[djomlas]

hehe, its actually pretty simple.

i had some paint left over from when my GF was painting my centercaps, and i used the smallest brush that i had, but of course even with that it still went all over the numbers and outside of them. but since the numbers are inside, when u use your finger to whipe off the excess paint it just removs that, not the paint inside, so u can go at it all u want, and anything that u dont like thats on the top of the knob, use ur finger and whipe away and the numbers become very crisp, just make sure that u whipe it off RIGHT away

once u do it u will see what im talking about, the whole painting of the knob(excluding getting dirt out of there) took about 5 minutes tops

good luck

No I cant put the stock knob on, but then again I never had one. From the looks of it though, all of your knobs look super high to me, so Im fine with mine, and if I ever want to change it, I can swap it with all other aftermarket knobs without having to change anything.

[Boxtaboy]

Originally Posted by djomlas

hehe, its actually pretty simple.

i had some paint left over from when my GF was painting my centercaps, and i used the smallest brush that i had, but of course even with that it still went all over the numbers and outside of them. but since the numbers are inside, when u use your finger to whipe off the excess paint it just removs that, not the paint inside, so u can go at it all u want, and anything that u dont like thats on the top of the knob, use ur finger and whipe away and the numbers become very crisp, just make sure that u whipe it off RIGHT away

once u do it u will see what im talking about, the whole painting of the knob(excluding getting dirt out of there) took about 5 minutes tops

good luck

Cool, thx. If the black shift markings ever start to fade on mine, that's what I'll be doing. Cheers.