Let's see your aftermarket shift knobs!

I'm looking for an aftermarket manual shit knob with a matching transfercase J-pattern shift knob (if possible). I wanna see what others members use/recommend before I go and buy something that either doesn't feel right or doesn't look right in my interior. Let's see those sexy shifters!

 

I really like the oem knobs. I had an aftermarket one when I bought my truck, it went straight in the trash and I put a stock one back on.

My other car has a white hurst cue ball looking knob, but its probably not fitting for a Tacoma.

 

Check out this master thread of sorts

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/5-speed-shift-knobs-show-them.194664/

 

debated over which old thread to resurrect. I just bought a shift knob from lathewerks. celica (same thread and pitch as most toyota, m12 x 1.25).

copolymer tear drop. I had one on a previous civic and loved the shape and feel of the material. looks like he also make knobs out of other stuff too.

 

I've been thinking about getting something from this guy on etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/N10CE?ref=usf_2020&page=1#items

 

Basic round black shift knobs...

 

I've been running a weighted ball for a couple of years. It's a little hot in the summer and cold in the winter but I like the feel of it. 450grams.

 

How much does this weigh compared to stock? Did you get the brass insert? Thanks

 

Sorry, I didn't weigh the knobs for a comparison. The difference in weight is negligible. The polymer is a relatively light material.

The knob has a metal insert that allows you to orient the engraving when installing. It does not have a brass insert.

If someone wanted a heavier knob, I guess they could order one of the metal shifters.

I wanted a knob that was cool in the sun and was comfortable to shift. A heavier knob sort of numbs the shifting action, if that makes sense, and I prefer the mechanical feel of the transmission.