looking for heaviest shift knob
 

hey guys, as the title says, i need help looking for the heaviest shift knob available. the only one i found is the raceseng ashiko at 735 grams but i dont want a knob that FAT around! i need input please!

It's actually not that fat. I have one and it fits perfectly in the palm of my hand.

And if you want heavy, you're going to have to go big.

I currently have the Moddiction Anvil 2 in a brushed titanium finish and I think it's decently weighted (and counter-sunk). however, the website lists them at 400g which is almost half of the raceseng knob you looked at lol. to me though, it feels pretty good. I haven't used a knob heavier than the Anvil 2 so I don't have any input on any others.

Look into the Raceseng Slammer. It's 635g but it's not THAT big.

that is what i am currently looking at. still looking around just incase i can find one that fits my needs.

Ashiko is the one

The Raceseng units are stainless steel. Most other metals are lighter like titanium and aluminum.

I pulled these numbers from a Yahoo Answer and didn't check the numbers, but here are the list of densities:

density Osmium 22600 kg/m³
density Platinum 21500 kg/m³
density gold 19300 kg/m³
density Tungsten 19300 kg/m³
density Uranium 19100 kg/m³
density Mercury 13570 kg/m³
density Lead 11340 kg/m³
density silver 10500 kg/m³
density copper 8960 kg/m³
density nickel 8902 kg/m³
density steel 7750 to 8050 kg/m³

Tungsten is probably the best bet. It is super strong and fairly cheap. Try here:

http://www.tungsten.com/products/tungsten-alloy/

http://www.tungstenspheres.com/inventory.html#per_ball

There you go. Two inch ball for $239.00. At 2'' it is just a tad smaller than the slammer and probably weighs twice as much.

http://www.anarchymotive.com/products/mammoth6spd

Listed on their site as 671g and they're quite attractive.

Used to run one in my car. Even went so far as to Plasti-dip it and coat in epoxy resin to prevent it from getting too hot in the summer. Eventually though, I wanted a crisper feeling shift so I switched it to a voodoo knob.

*note, it's a pretty tall shift knob so it makes it feel even heavier with the added leverage. As I recall, I could slide it into gear with one finger on the very top of the knob.

We have an Anarchy Motive knob in our FR-S and our 2015 Mustang. They are weighted perfectly and the fit and finish is top notch. Here's a picture of the custom one he made for us right before SEMA:

http://www.diodedynamics.com/images/...r/IMG_9748.jpg

Nick C.

I still think he should go tungsten. At 2" itll be over 1000grams.