Fossy Shift Knobs caught my attention..
 

I see these two shift knobs that I really like, but I was wondering what the deal is about the weight. Like how much of a difference does it make? pros and Cons? As a person who's always stuck with stock knobs I don't have much experience with this so a little help would come in handy:)


http://www.shopflossy.com/products/the-elton

http://www.shopflossy.com/products/t...n-heavy-weight

They are amazing quality. The heavyweight will make your shifting smoother i have the shortie redhead and it actually feels like it just wants to float into the next gear.


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how does it look from the drivers view? I saw pictures of those on the website and they also caught my attention but the texture didn't look as smooth and fancy as the ones I listed above.

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Like this view? This knob is textured it dissipates the heat so it doesn't get as hot. Its like a textured powder coat.


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I just got my Flossy Grip Tape Shorty a few days ago. I've never had a weighted shift knob before and I LOVE the effect. Shifts are smoother, and more solid feeling. High quality product. Highly recommended!

what about these? I've never heard of this brand before but the knobs look nice..
http://ft86speedfactory.com/index.ph...ort=20a&page=1

i thought only the shorty knobs will work on m/t for the reverse function.

Tht is correct


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What are they made of?

the Red head shorty specs

CNC produced with CARBON STEEL material
Powder Coated and Texturized for Grip and Feel
Coating allows for "cooler" effect, so knob stays cooler than most
Machined Threading allows for precision fitment with NO Delrin Inserts (bye-bye plastic)
Custom laser engraving on rounded surface so logo and coating never wears
Stealth series has small Flossy logo
Made in the USA 100% FLOSSY
500 GRAMS OF BUTTERYNESS
Stealth Series

so the eltons i was looking at have a different way of reversing?

correct because we have the lockout that you must pull up on the little nub on the bottom of the knob will block that.

Am i one of the only ones who doesn't like round shift knobs? What about cylindrical knobs?
http://www.twmshiftknobs.com/shiftkn...on_stainle.jpg

I much prefer round. Unassuming looks and great feel.