Shift Knobs?

I purchased a leather item with the De Tomaso logo from Precision Pro Performance, ($29.00).
Click here: http://www.precisionproformance.com/in2070.htm

I found the alloy type got too hot in the summer.

regards,
Tony

I have the knob that Edge has - it's great! Feels good in the hand. Avoid the small billet aluminum knobs - they get hot to the touch; either from sitting in the sun or transmitting under-car heat through the shift lever to the knob. And furthermore, those dainty little aluminum knobs just don't feel like they belong in a man's car.

I use the longer nylon handle, I like it much better....

I believe the Byar's knob (Precision Proformance) is the same as the Hall Pantera knob, which is the knob on my car. Its a good one.

-G

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I use the longer nylon handle, I like it much better...

That would be Chris Ashton's delrin shift knob
http://www.augerresources.com/pantera/#shiftknobs

...It's My Opinion that Nothing Beats the 'Sphere'! THIS Feels good in the Hand!! It is 'Correct' at Any Angle and the Hand Does Not have to Compensate for it! The MASS of the Stainless is Perfect for Smooth Shifts!

When I was in College, I Wrote the Program to cut this Sphere on a Hass CNC Lathe.
It is 2.0" of 302 NonMagnetic Stainless Steel! The Only One, Of It's Kind, in the Known Universe!

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Originally posted by garth66:
That would be Chris Ashton's delrin shift knob

I use one of those, and like it much because it is less high compared to the original knob. I might have it covered with leather one day though...

thanks all for feedback