Threaded Shifter Stick?

[Brittany]

At the moment, I'm not interested in getting a short throw shifter for my car. Since the factory isn't threaded, my current shift ball is held on by three set screws. I was wondering if anyone knew of any aftermarket shifter arms that fit with the factory shifter?

I almost thought I found one with Barton Industries, but their flat stick only fits their short throw shifter.

[ckaram]

About half-way down the page, specific to 5th gens:

http://www.epcoshiftknobs.com/accessories.html

Here's some from Speed Dawg. Looks you'd need both the insert to go over the factory stick to provide threads. Then you get the boot retainer to clean it all up:

https://www.speeddawg.com/shifter-boot-retainers

[Whitey 22lr]

You may consider doing this.

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=154016

[Ludasmith]

Originally Posted by Whitey 22lr

You may consider doing this.

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=154016

That's not a bad idea.

I bought a Momo shift knob and used their little rubber bushing plus the 3 set screws. Thing is on there snug, I was very surprised. I honestly can't tell that it's not actually screwed on.

Downside to that is the knob costs like $100.

[Brittany]

Originally Posted by Ludasmith

That's not a bad idea.



I bought a Momo shift knob and used their little rubber bushing plus the 3 set screws. Thing is on there snug, I was very surprised. I honestly can't tell that it's not actually screwed on.



Downside to that is the knob costs like $100.

I have an adapter with set screws right now but I have a huge fear that one day it's going to fly off because I have zero luck! Haha.


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