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WTB: stock gear knob, aftermarket gear knob! ANY GEAR KNOB!


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chasing gearknob to fit r33. Stock, ugly ANYTHING. Nicer it is the more $ I'll pay. pics please to [email protected]

just no huge long metal ones. thanks

regards

bryan

Get yourself down to your nearest sports shop and buy a pool ball or snooker ball. Drill a hole in it about 1mm smaller than the thread on your gear lever and just screw it on, it will cut its own thread. Cost about $8 - $10. I have a #6 pool ball (6 cylinder...) but a plain red snooker ball looks like the "O" in nismo.

It actually makes quite a comfy gear knob. And cheap too.

Too easy

$20 - narh thats kool. They are $12 new for at Autobarn for one which is practically the same

the snooker ball idea sounds pretty good actually. Wat drill piece size should i use - stock r33 gtst gear leaver. THANKS - great idea btw :starwars:

Bryan;

I got brand new reproduction original knobs for sale. $50 bucks and i'll post pack one to you

Let me know if your interseted. ( Do a search in for sale parts and access. on gear knobs i got pics there)

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