shift knobs??? oem, which fit 99 4runner?
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shift knobs??? oem, which fit 99 4runner?
hey guys,
i have 5speed 4runner and im looking to upgrade the stock shift knob.
thing is, i do NOT want one of those pep-boys crap knobs that you screw 3 headless set screws into your shifter to hold it on...those are gay.
what i REALLY want is an OEM is300 shift knob. (the silver ball)
soooo, who knows what thread pattern / screw size / shaft depth the OEM toyota/lexus knobs are?
im also not against another manufacturer, nissan, honda, etc. but i already know that honda civic/integra shift knobs are too small to screw onto my 4runner.
so, any imput will help. thanks guys, rock on!
i have 5speed 4runner and im looking to upgrade the stock shift knob.
thing is, i do NOT want one of those pep-boys crap knobs that you screw 3 headless set screws into your shifter to hold it on...those are gay.
what i REALLY want is an OEM is300 shift knob. (the silver ball)
soooo, who knows what thread pattern / screw size / shaft depth the OEM toyota/lexus knobs are?
im also not against another manufacturer, nissan, honda, etc. but i already know that honda civic/integra shift knobs are too small to screw onto my 4runner.
so, any imput will help. thanks guys, rock on!
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i have the TRD one my dad got it at the stealership for me for a conformation gift
hes friends with the parts guy so im sure he didnt pay list price but expect to pay a premium for the TRD knob
its SOOOO nice tho, its soft and plush and weighted so it makes it nicer to shift with. it would be great on a supra or mr2 or even a celica
hes friends with the parts guy so im sure he didnt pay list price but expect to pay a premium for the TRD knob
its SOOOO nice tho, its soft and plush and weighted so it makes it nicer to shift with. it would be great on a supra or mr2 or even a celica
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I just swapped out my 2 stock shift knobs on my '85 pickup for a set from a '99 4Runner, so I can say for sure that they are interchangable between different gens and models if that helps at all.....
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I found a generic copy of the TRD knob - looks exactly the same but no TRD logo. Cost me $15. I don't think the logo is worth another $60....
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haha...love the chrome skull knob!!!
thanks everyone for the info, i checked it out, and it seems that all toyo's (from like early 80s and up) have that same thread pattern M12-1.25.
its also shared by a few nissans. (i think the new 350z is one)
but overall, i like the ball shift knob look, so i think im gonna try to find a used IS300 knob. theyre weighted, chrome, and make a cool conversation peice.
lexus wants 100 bucks for it, so im scannin ebay at the moment. (they go around 20-30 bucks)
FYI: ive seen the TRD ones on ebay go around 50 in case anyone is interested.
thanks everyone for the info, i checked it out, and it seems that all toyo's (from like early 80s and up) have that same thread pattern M12-1.25.
its also shared by a few nissans. (i think the new 350z is one)
but overall, i like the ball shift knob look, so i think im gonna try to find a used IS300 knob. theyre weighted, chrome, and make a cool conversation peice.
lexus wants 100 bucks for it, so im scannin ebay at the moment. (they go around 20-30 bucks)
FYI: ive seen the TRD ones on ebay go around 50 in case anyone is interested.
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