Mach V billet reverse lockout. Beautiful!
 

Our CNC-milled aluminum reverse lockout has the smooth contours of the OEM plastic part, so it fels just as good on the had. But instead of the pebbly plastic, it's made of smooth-finish aluminum. It looks super-classy in either aluminum or black finish.

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That's the Mach V one in black compared to the stock plastic item.

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Fits all manual-transmission FR-S and BRZ.

Mach V billet reverse lockout -- click me!

Click the link to order. Add to your cart and enter your zip code for a shipping quote.

--Dan
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Very nice machine work, Dan!

Thanks. I was up long nights with a hammer and chisel. ;)

--Dan
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Did you know? The original Castle Wolfenstein PC game was released in 1981. It ran on the Apple II computer platform.

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--Dan
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Did you know? The U.S. Library of Congress maintains an archive of video games. They have more than 3,000 titles.

--Dan
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I know that interior! lulz looks good. added to my list of goddies

OMG I am getting the black one! Thank you for making this! Saves me the trouble of buying an entire shifter!

Not letting me click the link. 👎 boo!


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--Dan
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Did you know? 1981's Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord was one of the first Dungeons & Dragons-style computer role-playing games. It was developed for the Apple II computer.

--Dan
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Labor day sale pricing!

--Dan
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Did you know? Nintendo of America is the majority owner of the Seattle Mariners baseball team.

--Dan
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My bad, meant to share this really crappy picture of your Billet lockout that I had installed months ago. I thought it would match my Duracon STI shift knob better, but I was wrong... dead wrong. Don't mind my floss. :D
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Thanks again! Now I need to find another shift knob.

THIS one would look very nice...

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P.S. Dust your car! Floss your teeth! ;)

--Dan
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