Manual Transmission aftermarket shift knob?

[JetGray_Mach1]

Not a fan of the aftermarket knobs, the stock Mach 1 ball is perfect size and look imo.

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[Johnny Rockit]

I am curious as to whether a weighted knob makes a difference. The factory knob seems weighted and my replacement is not.

 

[Coastal-Mach]

Im going to use this weighted one from White Madness. I will let you guys know if I like it better than the original one.

 

[Bobby4v]

Im going to use this weighted one from White Madness. I will let you guys know if I like it better than the original one.

Highly recommend a weighted shift knob, I’m running the racseng 1.5 lb shift knob and it makes a world of a difference

 

[Coastal-Mach]

Highly recommend a weighted shift knob, I’m running the racseng 1.5 lb shift knob and it makes a world of a difference

Thanks for the info Bobby, I’m looking forward to using it.

 

[WD Pro]

So what is the thread pitch or size? I’m a little confused.

GT’s are M12x1.25 and 350’s are M10x1.25

I would expect the Mach to fall in line with the 350 rather than the GT, but this comment from a Mach owner, to a Mach owner and posted in the Mach forum would be enough for me to check it out properly (unless I misunderstand the context) :

Stock GT350 knob has different threads - if you want that style, many places sell it with the right threads

Ford Performance make a great looking knob, if you can be bothered to put some time into paint filling and polishing it properly :

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[Rapid Red]

Couple of quick ways to know ...... exactly

 

[murick]

Well, FWIW the MGW Shifter for GT350 and Mach 1 is supposed to take the factory knob on its thread as well, so I would expect them to have the same thread.

 

[Johnny Rockit]

I am wanting to get a cosmic red knob from billetworkz but cannot find in my search if they can be purchased without any pattern or logo. And is there a "store" at their shop where I can stop in when I head to Carlisle?
I like the white one but the somewhat raised pattern bothers me. You get what you pay for I suppose.

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