Silvia_San

idk i might try it. i like weighted ones. feels more solid in your hand or something idk.

EliteZ

zhillz

so you have a real carbon fiber knob and you want to make your CARBON FIBER heavier?

mmmmkay
im going to go with corey r on this one.

IThaJokaI

Dude, lead weight in a shift knob isnt going to change the characteristics of a fucking car due to less than standard lb. Your a fucking moron. CF interior pieces are not made for weight reduction, unless we are talking about a 1 off dash mold using minimal bracing made of aluminum or even carbon reinforcements. A CF shift knob is actually a lead/aluminum plug wrapped in carbon weave. So it is sometimes heavier than a stock shifter.

So take your rice shit somewhere.

Duceanahalf

just get a slug of mallory metal and have it machined into a shift knob. that will add some weight

IThaJokaI

I want to use the shift knob I have. I am going to add some weight to it and tell the interested parties if I like it or not.

It has nothing to do with RICE or adding power or what not. Its my truck and I want it to feel comfortable. I love the feel of my carbon knob, but its just too light. I went from using a bigger/uglier knob that didnt fit my hand so well. To this that fits my hand really well but is 40% as heavy.

I will grab some weight from work tomorrow and see if I like it or not.

zhillz

I've always thought you paid 3x more for carbon fiber because it was lightweight. guess i was wrong.

I'll stop being a dick now. My 240 had a heavy fucking shift knob and i tried to drive it without the knob and id deffinatly seemed to shift more smooth and felt solid.

TIM TIM TIM

I had a weighted skunk 2 one a long time ago. It was pretty nice. its not going to make you any faster but it did feel a little better.