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alpine3069 04-08-2002 06:49 PM

shift knobs
 
ok i have a shift knob with a set screw to hold it on! i am looking for a shoft knob that will just screw on to the shifter!! the set screw is a pain because it keeps coming lose!!! can any one tell me who makes one???thanxs

94_AcCoRd_EX 04-08-2002 09:27 PM

I too would like to find a good screw on knob. I have a momo cobra, and it looks sweet, but doesn't like to stay on.

KwikR6 04-09-2002 03:13 PM

I hate most aftermarket shif knobs.....they are all too loose and I haven't found one that screws on...I just stayed stock....feels better...

alpine3069 04-09-2002 03:53 PM

so nobody knows of a Co. that makes a knob that is screw on?

alpine3069 04-09-2002 04:07 PM

ok i found one!!!
http://secure15.dellhost.com/~d30022...als_type_r.htm

don't know really what they are like but it said screw on type!! alos greddy has one! any body with any experience with greddy shift knobs??

KwikR6 04-09-2002 11:52 PM

Nice work on that one...too bad it says type R.....that wouldn't look proper in my DX.

gee 04-15-2002 11:25 PM

What exactly do you guys mean by the screw not really holding up? Does the whole knob actually slide off?

I'm looking for a shift knob for my 99 Accord LX coupe, Automatic Trans. Does anyone have suggestions?

Thanks,
Gee

Maxvla 04-15-2002 11:29 PM

most of them have hex screws on the bottom that are covered by a sleeve of sorts.... they dont' stay tight for shi*.

i too went back to stock.
>>Later>>

94_AcCoRd_EX 04-15-2002 11:29 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by gee
What exactly do you guys mean by the screw not really holding up? Does the whole knob actually slide off?

Some knobs have set screws to hold them on, they don't thread on themselves. These set screws vibrate out over time and cause the knob to become loose.

gee 04-15-2002 11:37 PM

I looked on the side of my AT shifter today, and there was also a screw. So the stock isn't screw-on either right?

Maxvla 04-15-2002 11:43 PM

right... but your screw goes into a hole in the shifter... the aftermarket ones just screw to the shaft to hold it tight... not into any holes. its kinda like putting a christmas tree in the base the screws just snug up against it not go through it. if the tree was constantly running over pot-holes your tree would vibrate loose and "Timber!" it would come crashing down. very strange metaphor... but hey it works.

>>Later>>

gee 04-16-2002 12:05 AM

So none of the aftermarket AT knobs out there screw into the original screws for the stock knob?

Sounds kinda dangerous if you're driving and suddenly the knob falls off... :crazy:

Maxvla 04-16-2002 12:06 AM

not too dangerous.. just surprises ya when it just pops up.. lol. you can shift with out the knob. so its not really dangerous.

doownek 04-16-2002 12:13 AM

put a couple drops of LOCTITE on them set screws.....

it solved my loose shift knob on my 90 accordEx

94_AcCoRd_EX 04-16-2002 12:17 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by doownek
put a couple drops of LOCTITE on them set screws.....

it solved my loose shift knob on my 90 accordEx


I did that, and it only kept it on for a little longer.

Maxvla 04-16-2002 12:20 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by doownek
put a couple drops of LOCTITE on them set screws.....

it solved my loose shift knob on my 90 accordEx

tried that meeself... same results as 94accordex.

btw welcome to hondastyle. drop by the new kid on the block forum and introduce yourself.

>>Later>>

doownek 04-16-2002 12:36 AM

what flavor of loctite did ya use??? theres many flavors of it.... i dont remember what one is what, but theres a "removable" grade and a "Permanent" grade....and several other grades....

i used the permanent stuff, and it has worked for me for 2 yrs now... maybe im just lucky.

94_AcCoRd_EX 04-16-2002 12:41 AM

Just FYI - red it permanent, blue is not. I think I used blue b/c I didn't want to stick it on there too well. I tend to take my console off for various reasons and didn't want the set screws to strip when I tried to take them out.

97accordlx 05-15-2002 05:13 PM

ppl try loc-tite on both the knob and the set screw it will hold


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