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Increasing height of stock AT shifter?
Do you guys know of any shifter extender that increases the height of the OEM A/T shifter?
I want it a bit higher since im usually on manual mode, and prefer the shifter over the paddles. I noticed Raceng has an extender with the AT's dimensions but for some reason, the M10x1.25mm does not list the frs in the list of compatible cars. https://www.raceseng.com/extender-100 Thank you! |
The product you linked is very expensive for what it is. Just a piece of bar stock with a threaded section and tapped hole.
If you are handy and had the right tools you could probably get a tap and die with the same thread pitch the auto shift know uses and make your own. Or just buy one lol. |
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I googled "shift knob extender" a bunch of stuff came up. I am sure if you took the time to sift through the results, you could find something that would work at a fair price. ( I mean it is just a threaded metal rod - How much do you want to pay? ) |
you can manual shift with the knob?? mine doesn't have that feature, It doesn't go up or down on the lever, just to the left to engage the paddles.
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Yes, I can put my car in Drive and then pull my shifter to the left to engage "manual mode". Then the shifter should push forward and back to change gears. |
INTERESTING! i'll try next time i go out
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..you can also still use the paddles during normal D but after a few moments if you don't continue to use the paddles it goes back to being full auto. |
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Now if you wantta go old school https://i.pinimg.com/736x/09/23/22/0...s-top-gear.jpg |
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Man you guys do not disappoint. :party0030::happyanim::party0030: You came you saw and you conquered. :lol:
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The replies are hilarious guys! But seriously i just want to know will the Raceng one fit? I of course like the material and finish of it too..
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This adapter might be useful for fitting taller shift knobs made for manual
https://www.amazon.com/Kei-Project-S.../dp/B01H2SPAWU |
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