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Old 02-27-2015, 02:13 AM   #981
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I picked up a Raceseng reverse lockout in red and a Slammer knob in wrinkle black a couple weeks ago. Haven't installed them yet because 1. I'm lazy and 2. It's been cold as balls in Ohio, but once I do, I'll be sure to post up on them. My initial impression of the parts, quality wise, is excellent. A bit pricey, but I believe you get what you pay for. Well done Jarrett.
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Old 02-27-2015, 07:58 AM   #982
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I picked up a Raceseng reverse lockout in red and a Slammer knob in wrinkle black a couple weeks ago. Haven't installed them yet because 1. I'm lazy and 2. It's been cold as balls in Ohio, but once I do, I'll be sure to post up on them. My initial impression of the parts, quality wise, is excellent. A bit pricey, but I believe you get what you pay for. Well done Jarrett.
Yeah, I think Ohio is up for some warmer weather soon, ugh. I have several items waiting to install that I'm just not going to until we get some warm (40s) weather.

The lockout is great, you'll like it. The red is just about perfect to compliment the red stitching. Will be a little cold this time of year though...

A little annoying to get the old one out if you don't have the exact sized punch, but its worth it. Took me about 10 minutes and several tries just because my punch was too small. Installing the RaceSeng took all of 30 seconds.
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Yeah, I think Ohio is up for some warmer weather soon, ugh. I have several items waiting to install that I'm just not going to until we get some warm (40s) weather.

The lockout is great, you'll like it. The red is just about perfect to compliment the red stitching. Will be a little cold this time of year though...

A little annoying to get the old one out if you don't have the exact sized punch, but its worth it. Took me about 10 minutes and several tries just because my punch was too small. Installing the RaceSeng took all of 30 seconds.
It cannot warm up soon enough!!!
Judging from the pictures in this thread, it does seem that the red lockout is a very good match, so I'm really pleased about that. I chose the wrinkle black knob because I wanted something fairly close to oem, but not too close. I picked up the punch set from Home Depot that was suggested previously, so I'm ready to go once it's remotely warm. Thanks for the heads up!
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Old 02-27-2015, 05:29 PM   #984
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I'm looking at the blue reverse lockout and I know i'm being very picky here, but I would love if this went well with the Series.Blue stitching that I have. The stitching is a tad bit darker than the reverse lockout blue...
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Drove 60 miles with my Slammer and reverse lockout and I love it! The shifts are just buttery smooth now. Did not expect this at all, so now I'm going to save some money and skip out on the MTEC springs I had planned. My main concern when I initially saw it was "Damn, this thing is huge" but I've gotten used to it. In a perfect world, the knob would be a tad bit smaller or I'd have bigger hands :P

Jarrett @ Raceseng was very helpful in answering questions I had before and after my purchase. I somehow noticed a scuff on the knob after I installed it but Raceseng is helping me out on that
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I'm looking at the blue reverse lockout and I know i'm being very picky here, but I would love if this went well with the Series.Blue stitching that I have. The stitching is a tad bit darker than the reverse lockout blue...
The match might be closer then you think but there is only so much I can do when it comes to matching every make and model blue color.
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Drove 60 miles with my Slammer and reverse lockout and I love it! The shifts are just buttery smooth now. Did not expect this at all, so now I'm going to save some money and skip out on the MTEC springs I had planned. My main concern when I initially saw it was "Damn, this thing is huge" but I've gotten used to it. In a perfect world, the knob would be a tad bit smaller or I'd have bigger hands :P

Jarrett @ Raceseng was very helpful in answering questions I had before and after my purchase. I somehow noticed a scuff on the knob after I installed it but Raceseng is helping me out on that
Thanks! Just a heads up that you can drop the shift knob down closer to the reverse lockout. I'd say it can easily go down another 1/4". Just make sure you can get the car in reverse after making the adjustment.
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The match might be closer then you think but there is only so much I can do when it comes to matching every make and model blue color.
Oh, I wasn't knocking on you guys. Sorry if it came out that way. I'm still going to buy the combo, it's just a matter of gaining the funds now and then using it for this awesome set.
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Thanks! Just a heads up that you can drop the shift knob down closer to the reverse lockout. I'd say it can easily go down another 1/4". Just make sure you can get the car in reverse after making the adjustment.
Just did this and now I get the metallic click I've been longing for. Sooo satisfying!
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Old 03-17-2015, 10:17 PM   #990
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anybody have one of these installed?
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New knob! I got bored with the WC Lathe Werks Piston and got the @Raceseng Slammer in Translucent Charcoal. I love it.



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i REALLYY want to swap my stock knob with one that's an NFL Chargers helmet. Any advice.
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i REALLYY want to swap my stock knob with one that's an NFL Chargers helmet. Any advice.
If youre handy enough or know a machinist then it can be done easy enough. The mini helmets you get are about the right size for a shift knob, just need a metal insert jobbed up on the lathe to suit.

Wedge the insert in and glue then put a few layers of laquer over the whole job to protect it. Can be made to look good.

Failing that, mock up a 3d model using an iage of the helmet for reference, take it to a machinist to make in a cnc (including gear pattern on top) OR use a 3d printer.

Either way, make alittle project out it for yourself if you're keen. Shame you won't win anything with a Chargers helmet GO BRONCOS!
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Nice, same spot I put my rokform adaptor.

I bought something to angle it towards me though.
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