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DerkPerk 08-16-2016 09:47 AM

Mono shift knob
 
EDIT: Seriously, MOMO!
I'm looking to replace my worn oem shift knob on my '87 Carrera to keep it in decent shape. Has anyone switched to this Momo offered by our host? Maybe something similar?
Thanks!

Momo Nero Gear Shift Knob MOKNONERBK1 - Momo West - MO-KNO-NERBK1 | Pelican Parts


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shaunmbenson 08-16-2016 10:50 AM

I have no experience with that particular one but I once put another Momo in place of the stock shifter knob on my Miata. I was unimpressed -- it had rubber sleeve inside to connect it to shifter that was too soft so the knob itself had play in it - no matter how well I snugged in the side screw to keep it tight - YMMV

DerkPerk 08-16-2016 11:07 AM

That's what I needed. Thanks Shaun.


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Pato911 08-16-2016 11:13 AM

Alternate Shift knob
 
I was also looking for a replacement to the stock knob on my '87.

While surfing, I found Dorman HELP! 76933 Gear Shift Knob and Bushing on Amazon but it may also be found in the “Help!” section of your local auto store. At <$10, it is hard to go wrong.

The knob has a two-step hole in it and several threaded insert/ adapters. However, the G50 shift knob is attached by an M8x1.25 allen-head screw which fit none of the included adapters. The knob will need to be modified to receive an M8x1.25 all-thread stud and slip over the ~0.5in shift lever.
  1. Drill out the small inner hole , tap and insert an M8x1.25 helicoil. I had some on hand but, if you do not, you can buy a set at the auto store, Amazon or, alternatively, there are other generic shift knobs on amazon that have an M8 insert but not the two-step hole like the Dorman.
  2. Drill out the larger, outer hole to ~0.5in and then widen it a bit with a Dremel to fit over the shifter unless you have a 33/64in bit (I do not).
  3. Thread the M8x1.25x40mm all-thread stud into the shift knob.
  4. Screw it onto the shifter.
  5. Done. I like the simple look and it feels good in hand. I will post a picture tonight if there is interest.

DerkPerk 08-16-2016 12:03 PM

Thanks Pato. Would like to see a pic or 2.

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Pato911 08-25-2016 06:52 PM

Sorry for the late response. I totally forgot to check back on this thread. Pics as promised. A couple installed and one showing the stud threaded into the ball from the back.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1472176273.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1472176287.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1472176307.jpg

froggert 08-26-2016 05:55 AM

I picked up this red 8-ball shift knob from an online hotrod shop. Pato911 is right - just get the right adapter and threaded rod (or cut the head off a bolt).

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1472216101.jpg


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