2012 HONDA CIVIC SI STYLE 10X1.5MM THREAD ROUND SHIFT KNOB 6 SPEED MANUAL SILVER
- Item condition:
- New
- Ended:
- Oct 29, 19:08 PDT
- Price:
- $23.95 View item
- Shipping:
- FREE
- Item location:
- Hialeah,FL,USA
- Ships to:
- Worldwide
Item specifics
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- Material:
- Aluminum
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- Thread Count/Pitch:
- 10X1.5MM
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- Type:
- Manual
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- Color:
- Silver
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- Manufacturer Part Number:
- SK15810156
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- Brand:
- VMS RACING
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- Fitment Type:
- Performance/Custom
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- Mounting Hardware Included:
- Yes
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- Attachment Method:
- Screw-in
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HONDA ACURA 10X1.5MM THREAD ROUND SHIFT KNOB 6 SPEED MANUAL SILVER
Brand New, Never used or Installed VMS Racing 6 Speed Round Billet Aluminum Screw In Shift Knob In Silver/Black Color That will Fit Most HONDA & ACURA Vehicles with Manual Transmission.
VMS Racing Shift Knobs are Pre-threaded to Manufacturer Standards for easy Installation , No need for drilling or tapping.
The Thread of this Shift Knob is 10x1.5mm and Might Fit Other Brands of Vehicles that have the same Shift Knob Thread.
Shift knob Specs:
Weight: 7.6oz
Diameter: 52" mm
Height: 62" mm
All VMS Racing Shift Knobs Comes with their Unique Locking Nut and the Purpose for this Locking nut is that when you install the Shift Knob, you Install the Locking Nut first into the Shifter and then the Shift Knob so the Shift Pattern on the Top of the Shift Knob can be Aligned.
Shift Knob is Made only to Work on Manual Transmission Vehicles Only
VMS Racing Shift Knobs are Manufactured of High Aircraft Quality T-6061 Billet Aluminum precision Machined and then they Are Hard Anodized used a Special Anodizing Process used by Most OEM car Manufacturers to Ensure a Long Lasting Finish and will provide years of trouble free reliability .
This Auction is for a 10x1.5mm Round 6 Speed Shift Knob in SILVER/BLACK Color, Check Our Other Auctions for other Shift Knob Styles and Colors.
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