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Shift knob adapter
This look like a great idea for adapting a different shift knob to your 944s without to much hassle ,does anybody here has use these before & if so how good are they. 928 Motorsports - From Road to Race, 928 Performance is 928 Motorsports® Once on the site use the Search & enter (shift knob adapter) they also have other items for our cars under (944/951/& 968 Items).
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That Guy
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Used one briefly, a bit annoying as the shift knob 'buzzes' on occasion because its not a perfect fit onto the Momo knob. The shift rod transmits a ton of vibration and the factory setup really does a good job of dampening it. Make sure you loctite the set screw for the shift knob in also.
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James Chimney
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I mad my own for a new Momo shift knob out of 1/2" copper water pipe and it worked great but copper being soft if slowly loosened up so I bought one of those and it worked but I then upgraded to an adjustable shift linkage ("short shift linkage") under the shift knob and it fit better but has a very bad vibration, not enough room for even black tape and will have to find some thing as a spacer
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