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FS[International]: Pool Ball Shift Knobs!!
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Originally Posted by dougiedoug1986
Any Progress on the Automatic Shifter? If so can you get hands on a University of Kentucky? THX
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I think I agree with phillies on the auto's, it's something you can make but probably not something that should be sold. It takes some tweaking to get the lock button working properly. If I had a spare pool ball I would post up a writeup on how to make one for an auto.
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Originally Posted by sthon
I think I agree with phillies on the auto's, it's something you can make but probably not something that should be sold. It takes some tweaking to get the lock button working properly. If I had a spare pool ball I would post up a writeup on how to make one for an auto.
Over the summer my jeep got totaled.... I went to look for another jeep and found one I really liked! Only problem was it was automatic.... I still bought it because I didn't mind it plus the price was great!
I haven't even made a shift **** for my automatic jeep because I'm afraid the button won't work one day. I mean Jeep themselves hasn't even perfected the automatic button lol you always here people with broken rodes replacing them with Chinese chop sticks.
I would love to make automatic shift ***** because that would easily double my sales. It's just not gonna happen anytime soon
sorry everyone....
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Originally Posted by studmuffin
If you have an auto do yourselves a favor and stick to oem. The push button is not something you wanna mess with just to get a custom look.
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Originally Posted by sthon
It took a lot of tweaking to get my grenade shifter to work right. It's doable but is something that needs to be adjusted for each vehicle IMHO.
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The auto's have this plastic piece that look like **** beads. I broke mine while screwing with the grenade shifter, I ended up replacing it with a metal rod with a rubber stopper on the bottom to keep it from moving around. So far so good.
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Originally Posted by sthon
The auto's have this plastic piece that look like **** beads. I broke mine while screwing with the grenade shifter, I ended up replacing it with a metal rod with a rubber stopper on the bottom to keep it from moving around. So far so good.
