Anybody have any suggestions about getting the mesh boot to sit-up close to the shift nob? I have the replica NSX R shift nob on.
Thanks, Josh
Thanks, Josh
Ineed a_NSX said:Anybody have any suggestions about getting the mesh boot to sit-up close to the shift nob? I have the replica NSX R shift nob on.
Thanks, Josh
Ineed a_NSX said:I just used a cable tie, you can easily adjust to any position you like.
I was thinking about a zip tie.. but it will just slip down. IS that was you mean by cable tie? Please explain, Thanks
Inexcess said:As best as I remember the shifter shaft is tapered once you tighten the zip tie at a given point it won't shift down. Mine's been on for 2 years with no issues. It's not high-tech but it's simple and it's works.
The shaft on my '91 is smooth. All the same diameter I have not unrolled it like TyraNSX was talking about. I have not been in my car yet, after all of the info from everyone .
I am new to the NSX. ( I AM IN LOVE ) And i am new to nsx prime. This site the shit!! Thanks everyone for the help. I look forward to all the info on this beautiful car.
TyraNSX said:I copied this pic from the SOS website. Is this what you have? I'm guessing you need the zip tie. It doesn't go around the shift lever, it goes around the base of the knob. If it's like the Zanardi boot, the part that folds back down holds a zip tie on the bottom side of the boot (the very top of the cone which is now folded in and down around base of knob). Look closely at the backside of the boot near the top (fully unfolded) for 4 slits around the circumference. When it is folded, this part is hidden in the "crater" of the fold and the ziptie on the bottom side of the material cinches around base of knob above flange on knob & holds boot up. Even if the slits aren't there, a ziptie should hold it up provided your knob has a flange at the bottom (I know someone is going to make a joke about this). See second pic
Ineed a_NSX said:Anybody have any suggestions about getting the mesh boot to sit-up close to the shift nob? I have the replica NSX R shift nob on.
Thanks, Josh