Metal Shifter Plate

[5 SPURS]

I'm interested if Scotty ended up getting something for his grabber blue? I'd like to see pics if you have them?

Will post pics on Tuesday.

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[scotty]

Did you end up ordering?

Not yet

 

[526 HRSE]

Will post pics on Tuesday.

Anything?

 

[526 HRSE]

Guess you never said which Tuesday.

 

[MikeMr305]

Very nice. Much prefer the brushed look.
Much thinner and lighter than i expected but it makes sense i guess. So far no complaints

Some installed photos. Had to slightly bend down the front end because it was sticking up a bit.

 

[526 HRSE]

The screw holes bug me.

 

[MikeMr305]

The screw holes bug me.

I dont really know why theyre there tbh. Would look much better without them for sure. Literally can't see them while driving anyways so not that big a deal, but i did not notice them in any of the advertisement photos. If it was a colored plate, it would probably look much worse too.

 

[compprep]

I dont really know why theyre there tbh.

So the have a way to hang them when they add the color anodize is my guess.

 

[Schwerin]

So the have a way to hang them when they add the color anodize is my guess.

This is exactly what it is.

Personally, I would prefer if there were 2 tabs used to hang that were then cut/broken off afterwards, but the fact I do NOT see them when its in place makes me not care at all. This way also provides less waste than the idea I proposed, so I'm cool with that.

 

[Vlad Soare]

I do notice them from time to time, and they bother me when I do. I thought about putting two small self-tapping screws in them, to give at least the impression that they serve a purpose. I think something black, with a round head, might look good.

 

[5 SPURS]

Anything?

My apologies, took an unplanned and long overdue holiday (haven't had one in 3 years)


It's a shiny metal piece so the color varies depending on the lighting.

Low light:

Bright light:

I took inspiration from the timeless designs of Lee Iacocca and Carroll Shelby when designing this component. The trick is to look at it from a classic car design perspective.

1967 GT500:

The parts are manufactured the old school way which is a fairly laborious process however I've since tweaked the process to keep up with demand.

 

[526 HRSE]

My apologies, took an unplanned and long overdue holiday (haven't had one in 3 years)


It's a shiny metal piece so the color varies depending on the lighting.

Low light:

Bright light:

I took inspiration from the timeless designs of Lee Iacocca and Carroll Shelby when designing this component. The trick is to look at it from a classic car design perspective.

1967 GT500:

The parts are manufactured the old school way which is a fairly laborious process however I've since tweaked the process to keep up with demand.

Are the blues on the right and left, the same color? Looks like you added more holes than before. Looks better.

 

[5 SPURS]

Are the blues on the right and left, the same color? Looks like you added more holes than before. Looks better.

Both are the same color. There's a little more light hitting the left one so it appears brighter.
Holes are in a similar fashion to the '67 GT500 steering for nostalgic reasons.

 

[sox3]

Are the blues on the right and left, the same color? Looks like you added more holes than before. Looks better.

Here is mine, closer pic for you.

 

[OGsmakDadE]

How about a cup holder surround to match? Mine is peeling and looks terrible

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