shift knob n boot adapter(how to connect)
shift **** n boot adapter(how to connect)
i just got my skunk2 **** and boot adapter for it (from dealer)
is there particular ways to put these 2 together? or do u just super glue the dang thing
is there particular ways to put these 2 together? or do u just super glue the dang thing
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If its anything like the rsx aluminum youll have to take off the OEM silver adapter that your stock **** sits on. And to do that youll have to take your center console out, flip the boot inside out and cut the zip tie that hold the stock adapter on.
^i dont think theres one that connects the **** to the silver adapter. youre probably thinking about the boot adapter. i have that. all it is is a black little clip that clips to the oem silver adapter. thats it. once you clip on that black piece, it holds up the boot. *maybe i misread your post, i dunno (i just got back from taking a midterm, and my head hurts.lol)
and theres no need to take off the oem silver adapter, zip tie, or super glue to get the new honda boot adapter on.
and theres no need to take off the oem silver adapter, zip tie, or super glue to get the new honda boot adapter on.
yeah i have both. I currentlt have acura rsx aluminum shift **** which requires removing the factory silver peice that holds the boot and uses a different peice to hold the boot. theres also another one that goes on top of the silver trim and holds the boot up so you can screw in a shift ****. I personally love the black piece better because it makes it look cleaner than using the peice that came with aluminum shift **** that requires removal of the factory silver peice.
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