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I’ve finally settled on the Latheworks solid titanium shift knob (piston). The feel, weight and quality is outstanding. It also fits perfectly to the OEM shift boot with the machined

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I’ve finally settled on the Latheworks solid titanium shift knob (piston). The feel, weight and quality is outstanding. It also fits perfectly to the OEM shift boot with the machined lip.

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I’ve finally settled on the Latheworks solid titanium shift knob (piston). The feel, weight and quality is outstanding. It also fits perfectly to the OEM shift boot with the machined lip.

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I haven't read all the pages on this topic, but are there shift knobs for us Auto guys? What are the benefits of a weighted knob? I would imagine that 80% is for the look and 20 for the benefits.
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