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windcalmer Dec 16, 2007 07:06 PM

Glass shift knobs...
 
Juts found this while surfing. Though I would share it. I like them, but they would have to be FREEZING on a cold morning. LOL


GLASS SHIFT KNOBS


Mr Mobsta Man Dec 16, 2007 07:09 PM

RE: Glass shift knobs...
 
I like them, I don't think they would be any colder than a metal one in the morning though.

Live_4it Dec 16, 2007 08:33 PM

RE: Glass shift knobs...
 
I wouldn't like that... Ineed some grip like leather or atleast some texture. Looks cool tho.

D16z6 Dec 16, 2007 11:30 PM

RE: Glass shift knobs...
 
Looks cool, but I'm afraid it might break off when I shift.

Roadkillboy0 Dec 17, 2007 08:52 PM

RE: Glass shift knobs...
 

ORIGINAL: D16z6

Looks cool, but I'm afraid it might break off when I shift.

nothing like trying to shift into 4th gear with shards of glass in your hand [:@]

addiction2bass Dec 18, 2007 01:34 AM

RE: Glass shift knobs...
 

ORIGINAL: Mr Mobsta Man

I like them, I don't think they would be any colder than a metal one in the morning though.
dito my skunk2 shifter is freaking FREEZING!!!!!!! i have a microfiber towel over it with a rubber band on it now ;) its to cold otherwise to drive!!!!


they look interesting..... BUT i dont think id rock one.... i dont like seeing the threads on the insides.....

Fiirkan Dec 18, 2007 03:30 AM

RE: Glass shift knobs...
 
I think i will stick with metal or leather myself

cderalow Dec 18, 2007 03:44 AM

RE: Glass shift knobs...
 
Coefficient of thermal conductivity:

leather<glass<1<stainless steel<20<titanium<25<aluminum<260

meaning the one that'll be least cold to the touch is leather, then glass, then stainless, then titanium, then aluminum... granted, the metal ones will warm up faster than the glass or leather.

though obviously breakage factor of glass is much higher than any of the above

either way... pretty nifty

asdfbrendan Dec 18, 2007 06:44 AM

RE: Glass shift knobs...
 
They're not glass, they're plastic...

"translucent and optically clear plastics are our specialty"

"
glass-like appearance"


I don't like being able to see the threading in the knob, either.

Luke_Jones Dec 18, 2007 07:09 AM

RE: Glass shift knobs...
 
I think the best part about those things is teh FAQ page...


Never clean the knob with harsh solvents or dirty towels; they may dull or scratch the knob's/collar's finish. Also, to prevent scratching your knob, remove any hand jewelry before using it.

**Edit: It's hard to concentrate with all this talk of polishing my knob.:D


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