Originally Posted by chops (Post 2638716)

nice. you mightve convinced me to get a new knob heh. did you get the gunmetal finish? or is it just brushed (cant tell in your pics)

Originally Posted by phantom370z (Post 2638733)

Mine is just a straight black co-polymer knob. The description Chris had me put in the paypal order comments was: 370Z Black Copolymer Piston, Integrated lip, Brass Insert, Knurled, 6MT Engraving (Red)

I would contact him ahead of time if you have any additional questions, also keep in mind the different finishes only apply to the steel if you get one that has steel.

Originally Posted by chops (Post 2638750)

ohhhhhh i thought you had the hybrid copolymer/steel one!

Originally Posted by phantom370z (Post 2638733)

Mine is just a straight black co-polymer knob. The description Chris had me put in the paypal order comments was: 370Z Black Copolymer Piston, Integrated lip, Brass Insert, Knurled, 6MT Engraving (Red)

I would contact him ahead of time if you have any additional questions, also keep in mind the different finishes only apply to the steel if you get one that has steel.

Originally Posted by KramChaos (Post 2684854)

Did he charge you the price of the hybrid knob or the stainless steel knob?

Originally Posted by phantom370z (Post 2685486)

I don't remember the stainless price off hand but mine was considerably less than the hybrid.

Originally Posted by mab864 (Post 2685537)

Wow... I love that. Thanks for the review. I've been struggling to find a shift knob with everything I want. Proper fit, not too hot/cold, shift pattern engraved, and knurled grip. I really like the look of that. Really like the hybrid one too. Your pictures really helped. Thanks for the post.

Originally Posted by KramChaos (Post 2685658)

Thanks for the reply! I sent them an email asking about it. Hoping to get something similar to your set up.

Originally Posted by KramChaos (Post 2688458)

WC Lathe Werks have added this type of knob to there website just so you guys now. It is prices right too! Just ordered mine :tup:

WC Lathe Werks | Truly Unique Shift Knobs, Proudly Hand-Crafted in The USA!

Originally Posted by SterlingDrive (Post 2694947)

Phantom, you inspired me, just bought the same knob with your options (knurled, shift pattern) but in the original stainless steel. Wanted the color, and am thinking I will like the additional weight.

I will post a picture when it is installed in a week or so.

Sterling

Originally Posted by phantom370z (Post 2634301)

I just got in my custom Shift Knob from WC Lathe Werks and installed it. It's pretty great in my opinion...much better than the cheap looking stock knob. Props to Chris for the craftsmanship, top notch as always. I would reccomend him to ANYONE that is looking for a shift knob. As you can see this is a 1 piece that comes with the collar and everything so that it installs perfectly and looks great. :happydance:

This is the link to the page for the 370z if you want to order one for yourself and there's tons of options: http://lathewerks.com/shop/index.php?cPath=30_50


This is a all Black Copolymer Knob with knurled edges, 6MT engraving with red paint, and a weighted brass insert:

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...psafaf6ef6.jpg

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...psedaa006d.jpg

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...psb009df13.jpg

Since I'm sure someone will probably ask...I used a Husky strap wrench from Home Depot and regular vice grips to remove the stock knob and it was no problem at all, as I suspected.

Originally Posted by phantom370z (Post 2694979)

Hah, happy to help :tup:

Definitely post up the pics so everyone can see how it looks. I'm glad to see so many people catching on to the awesomeness of these knobs :D Chris does great work and I'm sure you'll like it.

Originally Posted by SterlingDrive (Post 2694947)

Phantom, you inspired me, just bought the same knob with your options (knurled, shift pattern) but in the original stainless steel. Wanted the color, and am thinking I will like the additional weight.



I will post a picture when it is installed in a week or so.



Sterling