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whats up guys so as you all know our shifter comes with a thread size of 10x1.25 . now my problem is I just got this really nice weighted shift

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Old 07-25-2014, 12:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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whats up guys so as you all know our shifter comes with a thread size of 10x1.25 .
now my problem is I just got this really nice weighted shift knob(BLOX) with a thread pinch of 10x1.5 any ideas on what I can do to make it fit ?
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only way is probably to drill it out to force the thread bind at the very end, or get the correct one.
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Do not force fit. Just get the correct size......
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whats up guys so as you all know our shifter comes with a thread size of 10x1.25 .
now my problem is I just got this really nice weighted shift knob(BLOX) with a thread pinch of 10x1.5 any ideas on what I can do to make it fit ?
Maybe something like this?

http://www.amazon.com/Thread-Reducer.../dp/B00I0MPFQY

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Return it and get one that's the proper size if you want to be headache free...
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Could you use a tap and die (might need some type of filler metal if the new thread is smaller)
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