What kind of Shift Knob r u using?

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September-14th-2003 | 12:21 AM

hangsun

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What kind of Shift **** r u using? How do you like it over others?

I try to find a good one suit for myself. They have so many out there in different brand.

In general, what's the weight of the shift **** affect your driving experience? lighter better?

r u prefer MoMo or Razo? also ball type or rod type?

thx.

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September-14th-2003 | 01:02 AM

Doodsmack

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I've got the Sparco Bio....definitely lighter than the stock ****, which I like, makes shifting quicker.

September-14th-2003 | 01:52 AM

Proto2k

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I've got the MOMO Raptor ****. Very tall. I am going to cut the stock lever soon. Here is a picture.

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September-14th-2003 | 01:55 AM

hangsun

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I don't want to cut the stock lever , so momo ball type is better?

September-14th-2003 | 02:32 AM

toucci

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its personal prefference

depending on how you shift you may like one style more than the other

September-14th-2003 | 02:38 AM

hangsun

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I am looking for a shift **** just to make it shorter instead of the stock one.

if it becomes shorter, should i pick a light one to make it shift faster?

September-14th-2003 | 09:52 AM

JAL1639

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Yeah a lighter one will help shifting, that 2 ounces you shave of will increase your ability to shift by three miliseconds.
If you want to notice a faster shift, install a short shifter. Not a lighter shift ***.
I changed my *** just to match the interior better. I have a Momo ball, half carbon.

September-14th-2003 | 12:46 PM

90210brandon

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I have a MOMO Sphere and love it. Totally comfy. I believe that is doesn't have anything to do with my shifting but, it's comfortable.

September-14th-2003 | 02:56 PM

toucci

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some people like heavier shift ***** to act as a sort of counterweight. sounds like a good idea, at least better than a really light one

September-14th-2003 | 03:29 PM

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Tom Slick

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here are a couple of cool ***** from molten images

they are very heavy considering they are cast stainless steel.

September-14th-2003 | 05:29 PM

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RODSCALIP5

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Hayame shift ****

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September-14th-2003 | 11:53 PM

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Topher

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momo competition...same shape as the sparco in the msp...but it's all polished aluminum

September-15th-2003 | 01:25 PM

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PR5SILVER

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bout momo shift ***** i cant see paying no damn 100 dollars for a damn **** **** so why so damn much neone know newhere to get it cheaper cuz i aint gonna pay no 100 dollars for a shift **** and i am bout to order me a b&m SS do i need to get a different kinda of ball for that or is it like universal to the stock one thanks

mike