[JT6Speed]

Originally Posted by Curr

They are very light. But look and feel 'old school' which I freakin' love.

That definitely looks good, though I'd like to have a standoff or spacer so the knob is a bit further from the boot.

[Curr]

Originally Posted by JT6Speed

That definitely looks good, though I'd like to have a standoff or spacer so the knob is a bit further from the boot.

Yeah there's very few options out there for adapters, and I tried another one @ $100, and that was too tall for my tastes. While this one isn't perfect, it's good enough for me as function > form.

[GreyGhost702]

I jumped on the Raceseng bandwagon when they were having their going out of business sale. The knob is definitely heavy but I like it, it has more authority when it hits the gate. Haven't had any trouble speed shifting, and I prefer the larger grip over the factory knob. I also like that it sits a bit lower than factory. For under $100 it was worth it just for aesthetics. Overall more comfortable shift. My car is mostly a garage queen so it's always a comfortable temperature, but the knob came with a glove you can put on it if I were leaving the car sit in the sun during the summer or out in the cold in winter.

[Delran]

Originally Posted by GreyGhost702

I jumped on the Raceseng bandwagon when they were having their going out of business sale. The knob is definitely heavy but I like it, it has more authority when it hits the gate. Haven't had any trouble speed shifting, and I prefer the larger grip over the factory knob. I also like that it sits a bit lower than factory. For under $100 it was worth it just for aesthetics. Overall more comfortable shift. My car is mostly a garage queen so it's always a comfortable temperature, but the knob came with a glove you can put on it if I were leaving the car sit in the sun during the summer or out in the cold in winter.

Wait they went out of business? Dangit, I haven't looked at their site in awhile....wanted some shfit knobs but thought they were expensive so was gonna wait until I finally got a short throw but if I knew they were going out of business i would of picked it up....too late now...

[DeuceCam]

Glad I picked up a weighted knob and extender from Raceseng before they closed. The shifting experience is smoother and reduces effort, but does increase throw a bit. (I don't like short, notchy shifters that require moderate effort.)

It's not for everyone. The guy that runs the performance shop I use drove my car and didn't like the increased height and throw.

[bishopts]

Seems like most all things you do, learn to do it right before you learn to do it fast.
Amateur practices until they get it right, a professional practices until they can't get it wrong.