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June 18th, 2009, 08:13 PM
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Automatic shift boot/Cue Ball
Howdy gang,
So as I was trying to remove my shift knob/shift indicator...I ended up ripping out my O/D button  . I read you had to pull hard, but you really do have to pull HARD. lol. Anywhoo, I would like to put a boot in place of the shift indicator(I am slowly transitioning to the sea-green and then maybe blue interior lights as the stock green ones are AWFUL).Can/will a manual shift boot fit an automatic bezel & shifter height? If so, does anyone have one they would like to part ways with? Secondly, I would like to get rid of the stock t-handle and throw on a cue ball shifter. Unfortunately the only ones I have found were made for stick shift(not that I am surprised). UPR sells a black anodized knob, but I am curious if there are any white ones out there(to match the car). Thanks a bunch
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