FJ Cruiser Manual Shift Knobs | Ranger Series Install Guide

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  • Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2022
  • How to replace and install shift knobs for FJ Cruiser with 6-speed manual transmission.
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Комментарии • 10

  • @rahim5217
    @rahim5217 Год назад

    Just received the shift knobs and installed them on my FJ yesterday. They look amazing and they feel great and comfortable in the hand due to the shape of the knobs. Fantastic craftsmanship all around!

  • @aviabramowitz8912
    @aviabramowitz8912 Год назад

    Can you tell me where I can get that grey transfer case shift knob from . Is it an OEM part?

    • @Skippymouse10
      @Skippymouse10 Год назад

      Its oem and there are a couple different colors they might sell it on their website but ebay and other sites like it are your best bet -trd special edition 6 speed

    • @dykepepsi
      @dykepepsi Год назад

      This is not OEM lol. Try Ellis Precision they machine parts based off OEM

  • @michaelphilipvilla6595
    @michaelphilipvilla6595 Год назад

    will this fit on a 2014 hilux?

    • @TinkerersAdventure
      @TinkerersAdventure  Год назад

      Yes. The Hilux has a 5-speed but I can include a 5-speed shift pattern patch for you. Email me at info@tinkererdesign.com and I'll get you set up!

  • @superfisher4379
    @superfisher4379 10 месяцев назад +1

    Why would you replace the spherical, ergonomically superior shift knobs with those new ones?

  • @dykepepsi
    @dykepepsi Год назад +1

    ELLIS PRECISION has a better product.

  • @wealthyblackman2655
    @wealthyblackman2655 Год назад +1

    Any replacement shift knob that utilizes a "set screw" allen key will break in a few weeks so DO NOT BUY!!

    • @TinkerersAdventure
      @TinkerersAdventure  Год назад +3

      Glad you pointed that out. Because this is actually one of the sale point of this design! The center screw does NOT function as a traditional set screw. Instead it creates high axial pre-tension in the main thread, which is how a proper screw joint should operate.