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Old 11-16-2012, 03:38 PM   #15
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How did you separate the boot from the knob?
just pull on it. its just tightly pulled over a lip. idk what knob mine is, but you can't see any thread. I'd take a pic, but its at my painters.
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Old 11-16-2012, 05:18 PM   #16
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Mt knob doesnt fit At... Trust me
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Old 11-16-2012, 05:39 PM   #17
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It's odd that it wouldn't fit. You'd think that besides the actual gear assembly the shifter is the exact same part, just oriented differently for the AT. Why would they give it a different thread pattern?
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Old 11-16-2012, 07:15 PM   #18
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It's odd that it wouldn't fit. You'd think that besides the actual gear assembly the shifter is the exact same part, just oriented differently for the AT. Why would they give it a different thread pattern?
Isn't the manual a Subaru unit while the AT is a Toyota part?
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Isn't the manual a Subaru unit while the AT is a Toyota part?
Hmmm... If that's true then that would explain it.

So how would we be able to tell if a knob might work or not? Or is this basically impossible to do without the physical knob?
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Old 11-17-2012, 01:49 AM   #20
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Hmmm... If that's true then that would explain it.

So how would we be able to tell if a knob might work or not? Or is this basically impossible to do without the physical knob?
I'm sure it's a standard knob pitch that varies forr different manufacturers, so maybe its on here somewhere. I'm on my phone or I'd try to google it and share the link.

Edit: manual is 12x1.25 and auto is 8x1.25
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Old 11-17-2012, 09:53 AM   #21
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Does anyone know if the Flossy knob can/will work on AT
If the only difference between the MT knob and the AT is the thread being 8 agsnsit 12,I know how to fix it. Will post when I get home.

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Old 11-17-2012, 10:57 AM   #22
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any shifter that fits an Impreza 08 AT will fit then brz/frs AT. I have a AT flossy knob and just asked them to thread it the same size as the 08 Impreza at. Although they should already know the brzfrs AT thread size
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Does anyone know if the Flossy knob can/will work on AT
OK. Here's the solution. http://www.scionlife.com/forums/showthread.php?t=210718

Open that page and see the first post. It contains a link where you can buy an adapter that will convert the 12x1.25 to 8x1.25. That will make any MT shift knob fit on the AT rod. The price of the adapter is $2.50.

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OK. Here's the solution. http://www.scionlife.com/forums/showthread.php?t=210718

Open that page and see the first post. It contains a link where you can buy an adapter that will convert the 12x1.25 to 8x1.25. That will make any MT shift knob fit on the AT rod. The price of the adapter is $2.50.

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I hope this works, now i am buying an armrest your friend makes lol. I didnt know who to buy it from.
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I hope this works, now i am buying an armrest your friend makes lol. I didnt know who to buy it from.
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I'm sure it's a standard knob pitch that varies forr different manufacturers, so maybe its on here somewhere. I'm on my phone or I'd try to google it and share the link.

Edit: manual is 12x1.25 and auto is 8x1.25
Are you sure 8x1.25 is the auto size for the knob ordered an adapter and it didnt fit. I'm going to assume it is 10x1.25 like other subaru cars.
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Are you sure 8x1.25 is the auto size for the knob ordered an adapter and it didnt fit. I'm going to assume it is 10x1.25 like other subaru cars.
Damn, that sucks. I really had never even seen an AT shift knob, but I had read in multiple places it was 8X1.25...
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Are you sure 8x1.25 is the auto size for the knob ordered an adapter and it didnt fit. I'm going to assume it is 10x1.25 like other subaru cars.
That was the answer in two or three places when I googled it, but it was forums that could be wrong like I was. My bad man. Maybe someone should ask a vendor that sells em for a definitive answer (even though its gotta be 10 if it isn't 8).
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