http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...199090072&rd=1

so im looking for T handle/style shift ***** for my BSP what u guys think about this one

 

very old school hot rod. not sure it would fit the car (the look) too well, but it is yours, not mine. just my opinion.

 

Thats wild! I had one of those shifters in my 67 chevy II SS Nova, would have to see what it looks like in place to decide if its a fit for us....pretty cool though

 

ya i just like the t style i just found out it was for older cars (the style) idk if anybody knows any other ones that would be cool.

 

you can go to auto zone and get a real metal one, not plastic for the same $20, no B&M logo on it, and for anotehr $5 get a can of primer and paint it BSP to match...
i can't believe B&M is selling plastic ones, thats cheap...
i have one from my old VW days - 1956 oval window - i have often thought of spraying it hot lava for kicks, but i'm lazy...

 

I have this one in my '88 Fiero:



It was a bit of a stretch even for an 80's car, I really don't think a T-Handle belongs in a Scion.

 

i liked the Ractive line but its automatic only....with that button thing. by toucanindustries. though ur handle IS SICK!! iwould so use that.

 

Yeah, I love it...CNC machined aluminum.

 

how much and where u get it.
im looking for a black one too casue the inside is black (for now)
though i could always sand it down and paint an aluminoum one

http://toucanindustries.com/index.ph...s&pos=15,15,63
thats teh ractive ones.

 

eh?

 

I replaced my stock shifter with a goose island 312 beer tap (tap is a full size bakelight telephone handset) to get some laughs. Neighbors thought I got a car phone. You could see the shifter over the dash. Found out the shifter rod goes way up the stock **** as the nut is greatly recessed; As for any off the shelf replacements they will probably stick up 1 or 2 inches higher than stock.

Now I'm using a Carbon Fiber covered chrome **** with a hole thru it. Got it on clearance for $6 bucks. Looks modern, matches the dash pattern and I saved a lot of weight with the CF; top speed has improved as well as mpg. I use the stock **** as a hammer to play whack-a-mole when the kids put their feet on the dash or I want to wake them from their ipod/NDS trance. :D

BTW if ya want your own Goose Island Tap Handle you can get one here. (notmine)
http://cgi.ebay.com/Goose-Island-tap-handle-312-Urban-Wheat-Ale_W0QQitemZ250209003690QQihZ015QQcategoryZ571QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem[/url]

It's your car - I'm having fun with mine, hope your having fun with yours. This is so much better than the Dodge Intrepid I traded in. The Intrepid car clubs are no where near as cool or friendly..

 

Summit Racing, $~60.

 

*faints

 

Go short!

 

Nice! How did you get it that short? Cut and rethread? Cool!

 

That was the plan but I couldn't get the die to cut any threads. It just shaved the metal down so I had to get the **** in the pic because it mounted with set screws instead of threads. It feels great though and I don't accidentally hit it like I did when it was at full height.