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Props for taking the plunge! I was thinking of ways to lower the knob when I replaced mine and thought about just cutting the metal shaft a bit but there
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Props for taking the plunge!
I was thinking of ways to lower the knob when I replaced mine and thought about just cutting the metal shaft a bit but there are a few things to consider. You still need to be able to use the pin to secure the knob, and the white inner piece needs to still fit and have enough travel to change gears. Aesthetically, The GT-R knob definitely needs to sit lower, especially since it has a flat bottom portion that isn't tapered like the Z. |
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