Taking off the shift knob?
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Taking off the shift ****?
Stupid question.....how do i take off the ****....Honda told me it was complicated..please help
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All you need to do is pull down on the bottom half of the shift know where the leather boot and the **** attach. It will just pop off, then just turn the shift **** to the left until it comes off. It's like the easiest thing to do to your car. Now if your trying to change your your leather boot that's another story...
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All you need to do is pull down on the bottom half of the shift know where the leather boot and the **** attach. It will just pop off, then just turn the shift **** to the left until it comes off. It's like the easiest thing to do to your car. Now if your trying to change your your leather boot that's another story...
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[hr]Originally posted by: Sarvic
what if you get a momo shifter, would your original boot work?[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: Sarvic
what if you get a momo shifter, would your original boot work?[hr]
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You can do both. If your getting a momo shift **** your better off to get a momo boot it just looks nice. (Thats what I have HEHE) but if you just want to use the stock boot (It's cheaper) you can, it just requires some doctoring. just use a file and file down some of the plastic at the top of the stock boot. It does not fit perfectly, but it looks ok. It also saves you a tone of time trying to install the momo shift boot. It took me forever to do it and make it look good. It was worth it though!
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You can do both. If your getting a momo shift **** your better off to get a momo boot it just looks nice. (Thats what I have HEHE) but if you just want to use the stock boot (It's cheaper) you can, it just requires some doctoring. just use a file and file down some of the plastic at the top of the stock boot. It does not fit perfectly, but it looks ok. It also saves you a tone of time trying to install the momo shift boot. It took me forever to do it and make it look good. It was worth it though!
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