After going though the search feature for a thread that I replied to here about 2 weeks ago, it seems to have disappeared into thin air.

So….

Lets see all those aftermarket shift knobs for the manual transmissions as well as where you got a hold of it please.

Post 'em if you got 'em & thanx in advance!
--Allen

You can see mine in this picture, along with matching steering wheel
www.kansasfiero.com/html/april_2004_bbq_11.html

AutoZone has mine on the shelf.
I cut shifter down and like where it puts the knob.

[This message has been edited by Jake_Dragon (edited 06-07-2004).]

Mine's a manual knob on my auto.

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1986 Fiero SE

Here's mine.

has any use one the handle they said no adpater need just push hard and it will cut it on threads saw it on ebay. it is a fiero handle with black and red leather can't find it now sorry to high jack your thread

[This message has been edited by fierobrian (edited 06-07-2004).]

This?it doesnt fit...i had to drill it out another 1/4" to get it to fit...i think it looks alright now though

quote Originally posted by Coinage: This?it doesnt fit...i had to drill it out another 1/4" to get it to fit...i think it looks alright now though

love the way it looks but how did you drill it bigger just a handdrill or drill press or somthing sorry but i want that so bad

Here's my leather-wrapped B&M knob:

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Still plays with cars!

Here's my Shifter knob from fierstore attatched to rodney's short shifter.

My problem with aftermarket knobs is they always have that crappy alan screw to hold it on and its only in one spot. They never stay on and always come loose after a while. Do any of you guys know of good looking shifters that actually screw right on?

Ichibahn racer series black & yellow leather shift knob drilled out to fit over a shortened shifter. I cut the shifter rod down myself and then rethreaded it.

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I always screw in the set screws then remove the knob.
You can see where the screws marked the shaft and can drill holes for the set screws.
My knob has not come loose so far.

quote Originally posted by connecticutFIERO: My problem with aftermarket knobs is they always have that crappy alan screw to hold it on and its only in one spot. They never stay on and always come loose after a while. Do any of you guys know of good looking shifters that actually screw right on?

quote Originally posted by Jake_Dragon: I always screw in the set screws then remove the knob. You can see where the screws marked the shaft and can drill holes for the set screws. My knob has not come loose so far.

Ahh grasshopper, very smart indeed! Thanks!

A requirement for any shifter:

All I need to do know is figure out how to make it operate as a shift light and N02 control.

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quote Originally posted by Elenor84: Here's my Shifter knob from fierstore attatched to rodney's short shifter.

Mine screws right on. No allan keys.

I had a Firebird about 10 years ago, and I thought the shift knob on that was a round black ball, but don't remember. That's what I'd like to find for mine. I've already got the short shifter and new leather boot, just want to replace the stock gray knob. I do have a round knob somewhere in the house that I had on a monster Mazda truck (302 V-8 and T-5R trans), but don't know where it is or if it will fit the Fiero shifter. If I ever find it I'll give it a try and post the picture if it fits.

Jay
'87 Silver SE V6 5sp

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[This message has been edited by Black-Azz-GT (edited 06-08-2004).]

quote Originally posted by Black-Azz-GT:

THATS IT!

Where did you get ahold of that, and who makes it?

dont have a pic handy but mine is a massive big pool ball style round one out of a Camaro i like it alot its about the dia. od a pool ball, almost too big but pretty comfy, its mounted on a 84 shifter ass.

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Rich AIM: ONE FAST 2M8

white-- 86se V6 daily driver
Gold--- 86se 355 SBC

We got this on OrchidWild's '86..

http://www.flameball.com/Pewter/PW2-Dragon.htm

flameball will custom tap each of their products to match your OEM replacement. The biggest problem with this is.. the stock knob has a VERY long shank and sinks down on the shifter. The replacement doesn't screw down as far, so it increases the length of the shifter rod.

As soon as I get a free sunday (and a tap and die kit) I'm going to cut an inch and a half off of her shifter and re-thread it to bring it back to it's pretty much stock height.

It's kinda orthopedic right now

[This message has been edited by datacop (edited 06-08-2004).]

quote Originally posted by mcaanda: THATS IT! Where did you get ahold of that, and who makes it?

that knob can be had at an AutoZone near you, we sell them. $20

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- Who's scruffy lookin'?

Arty: a.k.a. FestYboy or Fieroman87
'87 GT 5 spd.
'88 Festiva 5 spd.
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I'm running a flameball pearl on black knob in my 87... that was the one thing they didn't manage to steal or ruin when my car got stolen. It gets loctited on with included adhesive. www.flameball.com

They are kewl...

quote Originally posted by fierobrian: love the way it looks but how did you drill it bigger just a handdrill or drill press or somthing sorry but i want that so bad

i just used a hand drill...i dont remember the size of the bit but i can look tomorrow

Where did Black-Azz-GT get that round shifter knob cause i really like that one?

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Here's the only pics of it I have. Got it from Thunder Racing ( http://www.thunderracing.com/ ) Its supposed to be for an F-Body, but the Fiero Manual Shifter is the same size as the F-Body, so any F-Body shift knob will fit.

This is an old Hurst shifter handle. The tap size to fit the Fiero manual shift lever is 16mm x 1.50.

Mine is a real Cue Ball. Having big hands it is just right for me !!!
It was drilled and a brass insert installed with the correct threads so it
screws right on.

[This message has been edited by Zoom88 (edited 08-23-2004).]

MOMO Crystal (clear) - It also comes in blue, red, and smoked. A very comfy shift.

Greg

I have a pic to add but forgot how to post pics. Please help.

quote Originally posted by cire36: I have a pic to add but forgot how to post pics. Please help.

Mail sent to ya, reply to that address w/ it and I can post it for ya.

--Allen

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Crzyone, Where did you get those billet alluminum pedals. Like what company makes them and do they have a website?

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I think I got them from the fiero store, I have a reciept, I'll take a look and shoot you a pm.

quote Originally posted by mcaanda: THATS IT! Where did you get ahold of that, and who makes it?

Here is where I got mine.

http://www.ltbmotorsports.com/racaircar1.html

[This message has been edited by 87GTSleeper (edited 08-24-2004).]

quote Originally posted by 87GTSleeper: Here is where I got mine. Momo Shifter Knob

WOW

Proud of their knob aren't they?
$77.oo, do you really think that it's worth it once you got it? Or should I look for a knockoff of the original?

Will say that it looks good though!