I was looking at picking up the brushed aluminum mesh shift **** when my TC arrives this week, as well as some pedal covers.

Do you guys suggest holding off on that and getting them from a third party somewhere else for cheaper/better quality? Or are the ones offered by Scion pretty solid and affordable?

 

The pedal covers from obx are good. I dont have them but i wanna get them. They slide on and require no drilling. I have heard good things. I hate that mesh shift **** though. Go custom with a DoctorIsotope.com custom design weighted shift ****.

 

I have the OBX pedal covers that you can get through Toyota/Scion and I love em.

 

get the pedal covers. they fit really well, are relatively easy to install if you know what you're doing, and they look awesome.

the shift ****.....DO NOT GET A SHIFT **** MADE OF ANY METAL unless you want to burn your hand in the summer or freeze it off in the winter. So unless you like carrying your shift **** around in your pocket, i wouldn't recommend it


Sources: Personal experience from my TWM "Type-R" brushed aluminum shift ****...

 

Love my obx pedals and if you are interested I have a couple shift ***** for sale let me know?

 

Alright, well I'm glad I asked about the metal mesh ****, I was pretty excited about that one, but didn't even think about the heat and cold conditions (this is my first manual transmission).

HighVoltage I appreciate the link for those other *****, but they really aren't my style.

Anyone able to recommend some other shift ***** that look sharp and feel great? My TC is superwhite as well.

 

Yeah even with the stock shift **** my hand was freezing tonight.. Can't imagine how bad the metal ones are

 

Hey bro you might wanna check this thread out to get some ideas...
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...ht=shift+*****

 

Ill give you a good deal, let me know.

Blue Nokya Manual Pedals



OBX FATBOY SPORT SHIFT $




Weapon r seat pads

 

I got these two if you interested..

 

dqlostsoulz, that first one you posted is actually the one that I was looking to get, and also the one everyone is warning about. I think i'll get the obx pedals from the dealer, and hold off for now on the shift ****.

I really like the look of the TMW gunmetal classic, but it's metal so I wonder if that will be a problem, especially living in San Diego.

 

How much do they charge at the dealer, find out first then go to trdsparks.com. They sell all the trd and obx stuff a lot cheaper than a dearler

 

at http://toyotapartszone.com they have some OEM ones, but im nt sure are they OBX thou, does toyota carry OBX as their OEM ones?

 

here is the trdsparks link,

http://www.trdsparks.com/displaypart...3&parts_id=412

 

Or try these places..
http://www.mcgeorgeparts.com/scripts...product=290405
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...subcat3=148984
http://www.scionpartspeople.com/Sear...c=Sport+Pedals

 

The pedal covers are incredable fitting and last really great,two years with them on and they look new......

As for shift *****......the OBX one is not so hot a buy.....the thing will wear down in no time and show the copper under the metal.....and the cost is nearly as much as a nice Sparco one.

For a great shift **** give Doc I a try his are some of the best I have seen......really they do not get hot in summer and stay unfrozen in winter.......and last forever and he has a lot of great styles and weights.....he also has short shifters that are as good or better than major manufactures models.......check him out.

 

Well the doc iso ones dont get hot in the pacfic northwest summer but down here in key west it does. LOL But thats key west. Never had a prob with my **** being really hot until key west. But once i get rolling and have the windows down or the a/c on it cools quick.