dlaluan

Does anybody know of a good website where I can order a nice shift **** to replace the stock ****? Just any website that has different assortments of shift *****... This is my first manual car, so any help would be awesome! Thanks.

maximus96

www.cardomain.com, go to their ***** section under interior accessories.

GSRacer2102

I just got a razo **** off of ebay and its pretty nice.

crayonBOX

acutally, im selling a brand new titanium shift **** tht my friiend gave me (new in box) sicne ive already got one you got PM, or for neone interested, pmme

thescone

A good **** is the one for the MK2 supra, it is still available from the dealer. It is kind of expensive (around $80) but i think it is nicer than the TRD version for the tC.

WaterDragon

you're in Long Beach.... why not just take a drive over to Super Autobacs?? nice assortment to look at there

raamaudio

May as well jump in on this, lol!

I have a new in the box Classic Leather ****, the one from Scion. It is a bit to flashy for our tastes, has the crome wire mesh on it.

Let me know if interested

Rick

fivepointnine

how has everyone solved the spaceing prob for aftermarket *****, when I went to put my celica GTS **** on there was about an inch gap!!

dlaluan

Never heard of it. Where in LB is it?

Thanks for the info. Do all aftermarket shift ***** fit universally to any car?

WaterDragon

it's not in LB, it's in Stanton which is about 20 miles east of LB

12645 Beach Blvd. Stanton, CA90680
Tel714)903-9900 Fax714)903-9901

http://world.autobacs.com/store/usa.html

reagulator

any car enthusiast in southern california has to check out super autobacs at least once.

woodstock

I have been using a Razo **** for a few months, same issue... i think someone said they went to Home Depot and got a spacer to put in between the ring and ****... I was looking at it, it might work if you could get underneath the boot, but otherwise I dunno.

short shifter?

Otsego_Undead

yeah i just put on an obx fatboy and found i have the same problem

nethack4ever

I have a TWM short shifter with the TRD ****. There was about an 1/8 to a 1/4 inch gap between the bottom of the **** and that chrome-looking plastic piece that holds the shift boot up. I originally got some metal washers from Home Depot and put them _below_ the plastic piece, inside the boot. But that made too much noise (duh), so I got some rubber washers instead, inside diameter 3/8" for a snug fit. (I couldn't find any metric rubber washers) The washers push up the plastic piece, closing the gap. Easy to do since the console around the shift boot comes off easily, without having to undo any screws.