Spherical shift knobs
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Spherical shift *****
For those of you who prefer spherical shift *****, what diameter do you prefer......
1.8 inches
2.0 inches or
larger than 2.0 inches.
I hope to come out with a glass-look ball shift **** and was wondering what the majority of C5 owners prefer.
Example of one design (2.1-inch diameter)
Thanks in advance!
Dave
1.8 inches
2.0 inches or
larger than 2.0 inches.
I hope to come out with a glass-look ball shift **** and was wondering what the majority of C5 owners prefer.
Example of one design (2.1-inch diameter)
Thanks in advance!
Dave
Last edited by Dave68; Jul 8, 2006 at 01:24 AM.
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Send me one of each and I will do an independent evalutation for you.
Get them to my sister in Oceanside on Monday as she is comind here on Tuesday and you can save shipping.
Get them to my sister in Oceanside on Monday as she is comind here on Tuesday and you can save shipping.
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I have a 2" and will be trying out a 2 1/8" **** shortly. The 2" is comfortable but looks a bit small; visually the 2 1/8" is, I think, right on the money. I think it will be comfortable too. 2 1/4" is too big, IMO.
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Originally Posted by Cozmo
Send me one of each and I will do an independent evalutation for you.
Get them to my sister in Oceanside on Monday as she is comind here on Tuesday and you can save shipping.
Get them to my sister in Oceanside on Monday as she is comind here on Tuesday and you can save shipping.
I would if I had them already, but each "master" will cost me hundreds of dollars - thus my question about the "right" size.
I have a 2" and will be trying out a 2 1/8" **** shortly. The 2" is comfortable but looks a bit small; visually the 2 1/8" is, I think, right on the money. I think it will be comfortable too. 2 1/4" is too big, IMO.
Larger than 2"
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Originally Posted by cenzo
2 1/2 inch, about the size of a baseball. A bit large, but feels good in my hand. In fact, I've drilled, tapped and painted a baseball and that feels great too.
I have got the 8 ball style, I thinks its 2.25, it feels perfect in my hand, although I am 6'4" with large hands.......I recently came acros my stock shifter and feels way too small......
.......idk whatever size the hurst it. going back to a stock **** in my brothers car makes the stocker feel too small... kinda like shaking hands with a little kid. awkward
.......idk whatever size the hurst it. going back to a stock **** in my brothers car makes the stocker feel too small... kinda like shaking hands with a little kid. awkward
2.2-2.25".
Hey, I may be able to use them as door *****, as well. That'd be different, especially for a kid's room.
Thanks!
