Shifter boot accessories for use with aftermarket shift knobs (AT & MT).

Derp is great stuff. I don't know if it will stick better than paint, but it will be more chip resistant. My derped grille is looking great going on almost 2yrs now. I didn't do anything other than a good wipe with alcohol.

 

Did someone mention alcohol?

 

i'm looking at my clock right now

 

Anyone know what size threads I will need if I purchase a shifter ball? Thinking either a solid black or a cue ball.

 

Assuming you have the '19 SR listed in your vehicle info, you need M8x1.25 threads.

 

Thanks again!

 

Hey, how did you go about painting the collar? I mean, did you take it off somehow? I'm running the trd pro knob on my 6mt & want to delete the chrome collar.

 

Yes. I took it off to paint. The first time, I was able to reuse the stock zip tie. When I did the RedlineGoods boot, I needed a new one.

 

Ah, ok. I didn't realize the collar comes off. I figured the leather boot was anchored into it permanently.
Thanks

 

Just a ziptie. The OE one has a small head and is flipped backward so that it can't be felt.

 

Cool. Yep, I removed the collar with no problems. Paint is drying. I took the shift knob apart & painted the little red tabs too. No chrome or red for me

 

These variations were added to the Etsy store (and to the OP here) recently. These all came via working with folks through private requests.

AT
https://www.etsy.com/listing/765703886/2016-toyota-tacoma-shift-boot-collar




MT
https://www.etsy.com/listing/791446933/2005-toyota-tacoma-shift-boot-collar?ref=shop_home_active_2

 

Added this one for 2nd Gen folks who want to use 3rd Gen OEM knobs without a boot.

 

Also have this type, but it will need to be tested first.

 

Updated Rick's V2 Boot Collar.

 

I have the prototype for this one made, finally.

Just need to make a few minor changes, but fitment could not have worked out better.

 

Few more tweaks, and I think this is the one. More aggressive taper relative to the previous one (which looks clumsy, IMO).



Comparison:

 

Prototype #2 for 2nd Gen users of 3rd Gen OEM knobs.

 

Dood, that looks really skippy! Nice work!