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Has anyone figured out how to remove the shift knob?
Shift Knob Removal Questions
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Will these knobs fit on my 03 Ram truck?drolander said:
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SRT-10
When I looked at the SRT-10 Production, it looked the same size with different gear pattern. However, I am looking for something in silver vice black plastic.
When I looked at the SRT-10 Production, it looked the same size with different gear pattern. However, I am looking for something in silver vice black plastic.
Yea, no shit. Cheapest thing on the car (aside from the BOV). Not that I'm complaining. Trust me, you do not want this knob for anything, except maybe to throw through the window of your local Dodge dealership.drolander said:
The only good thing is that at least I can get my whole hand around it.
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BOV?
What does BOV stand for?
What does BOV stand for?
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Thanks for the comment...LOL
Hey, to old to remember abbrevations. We just call it blow off valve vice BOV.
Anyway, I will opt to use the Greddy version. I had that on my Swift and it work great. Though, I don't know how cheap PVO or Mitsu went on this item until I take a closer look.
Hey, to old to remember abbrevations. We just call it blow off valve vice BOV.
Anyway, I will opt to use the Greddy version. I had that on my Swift and it work great. Though, I don't know how cheap PVO or Mitsu went on this item until I take a closer look.
It *IS* glued, and it's a GLUE/PRESS fit. Some of the early PT's have glue and press fittings, whilst some later ones only have a press fit but no glue, but mine was both glued and pressed on for some reason and it's an '03. *shrug*
IF you have a smooth bore drilled shiftknob that matches the shaft diameter.. you can do this...
Start by using a medium grade sandpaper, then roughen the upper most top portion as well as surrounding area on the shaft and clean with solvent.
After doing this, use the recomended expoxy/adhesive that come with the glue on shift knob. Pour a little bit into the bottom of the knob/T-handle *well.. you neon folks probably won't go with the old 'traditonal' T-handle hot rod shift knob
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Pour a bit into the bottom and swirl it around a little bit.
Then determine the oriantation of the knob which you desire, Then go on to placing the knob on the shaft fully and let it cure *overnight* following any other gluing directions in the kit. some require warmer weather to cure, some take less time, some take more time.
Just a VERY rough guide, but yes, you can *glue* them on, or use an adapter machined to fit the stock setup with a threaded top that attaches via a set screw setup. *shrug* depends on how fancy/what knob you want to get.
IF you have a smooth bore drilled shiftknob that matches the shaft diameter.. you can do this...
Start by using a medium grade sandpaper, then roughen the upper most top portion as well as surrounding area on the shaft and clean with solvent.
After doing this, use the recomended expoxy/adhesive that come with the glue on shift knob. Pour a little bit into the bottom of the knob/T-handle *well.. you neon folks probably won't go with the old 'traditonal' T-handle hot rod shift knob
... anyway.. Pour a bit into the bottom and swirl it around a little bit.
Then determine the oriantation of the knob which you desire, Then go on to placing the knob on the shaft fully and let it cure *overnight* following any other gluing directions in the kit. some require warmer weather to cure, some take less time, some take more time.
Just a VERY rough guide, but yes, you can *glue* them on, or use an adapter machined to fit the stock setup with a threaded top that attaches via a set screw setup. *shrug* depends on how fancy/what knob you want to get.
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I'd like to replace mine with a Momo Spherical, or a Conrero Imola shift knob.
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Is it just me or is the shifter just a bit too high? I was thinking/hoping it would be shorter.
I'll agree with GLHS837, I'm soo used to driving trucks and older muscle cars and hot rods with floor mounted shifters with long throws and long shift rods, hoping in the PT feels *natural if a bit shortt* even though it's a fairly long shift rod and 90% of the people complain about the floor mounted shifter and the length of the shift rod.
I love it!
Driving BMW's and such is kinda... weird now where they have a console mounted shifter with a super short throw that just kind of snicks itself into the next gear. It's all in what you drive i guess...
I love it!
Driving BMW's and such is kinda... weird now where they have a console mounted shifter with a super short throw that just kind of snicks itself into the next gear. It's all in what you drive i guess...
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The current stick in the SRT-4 is a short throw version.Gary C said:
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