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shift knob
Does anyone know on a 1/2 in thread, shifter knob with a switch built into it.
thx gn |
GN,
I don't understand the question. I just went through a major shift know / shifter stick exercise. Tony |
What is the switch for, guns, oil, tacks?
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I'm guessing the switch is for a line lock....
Check with B&M; and Mr Gasket (Hurst). Mike |
There is a whole thread/chapter just on shift knobs.
Calling captain Turk.:rolleyes: |
Yea, a line lock , that'd be good. then at speed it could also be an ejector seat!
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right! line lock!
turk: thought I read that thread; but did'nt recall any knobs with switches. Where do most put the line lock? the only one I have seen installed was hosed clamped to the shifter. Looking for a more tidy solution. Anyone used a button on the steering wheel spoke? gn |
I am becoming the resident knob expert. Thanks to a few on the forum I have started a nice collection. I must say I don't have one with a swich or a button built in.
I974-75 era Volvo 242 etc. had a gear shift that had a built in slider type of switch right on top of the gear shift knob. Maybe you can adapt one of those. TURK |
The question comes to mind if I've read your cars stats right, you have a 5spd. Why a line lock? All that's going to do is help you fry your clutch faster.
Just a suggestion: save your money and learn to feather the clutch for launching the car in a drag race. Al |
Sometimes there is a need to warm up the tires
gn |
niles,
Could you be talking about a shifter knob from a Vette? I know most autos use a knob with a release button to move shifter out of park position. I have never seen what size of thread they were though. |
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