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Philip1972

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Morning all. My gear stick is a bit scratched etc and so I was considering a new one.

I have seen some for sale that come with the stick and leather surround but my question is this.

How easy are they to change?


Migration info. Legacy thread was 100125
 
Do you need a bigger knob to grip in the cockpit then Phil :wink:

Size does matter


Migration info. Legacy thread was 100130
 
No thanks Daz..My knob is a nice size :eek:

Its just scratched from over use....!


Migration info. Legacy thread was 100132
 
you should see a doctor :eek:

I also am interested in the answer, as my knob was bigger in the C4S and I like the the feel of a big knob when I am changing gear, and wouldnt mind a large Carbon Fibre Knob to grip when changing gear, so much nicer


Migration info. Legacy thread was 100133
 
I can see this tread will be a mine field of innuendo

She'll let me into 1st but every time I go for second she jumps out of gear :eek:

Migration info. Legacy thread was 100144
 
Perhaps a little lubrication is needed and a bit more force ?

Migration info. Legacy thread was 100146
 
Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by Speed Freak on 14 December 2006

you should see a doctor :eek:

I also am interested in the answer, as my knob was bigger in the C4S and I like the the feel of a big knob when I am changing gear, and wouldnt mind a large Carbon Fibre Knob to grip when changing gear, so much nicer
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So it's not just the size but it's the feel of it too?

Migration info. Legacy thread was 100148
 
Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by nicola on 14 December 2006

So it's not just the size but it's the feel of it too?
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You tell us.. :eek:


Migration info. Legacy thread was 100149
 
I wasn't the one who started talking about Kn0bs...




Migration info. Legacy thread was 100150
 
I like it big and shiny whats the problem?

Migration info. Legacy thread was 100153
 
Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by Speed Freak on 14 December 2006

I like it big and shiny whats the problem?
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Do Zymol do a special wax for it?

Migration info. Legacy thread was 100160
 
Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by nicola on 14 December 2006

I wasn't the one who started talking about Kn0bs...
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Neither was I... I think we can pin that one on Daz....

Causing trouble like normal!!!




Migration info. Legacy thread was 100169
 
Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by nicola on 14 December 2006

Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by Speed Freak on 14 December 2006

I like it big and shiny whats the problem?
Click to expand...
Do Zymol do a special wax for it?
Click to expand...
Zymol is good, but it can't perform miracles :wink:

Migration info. Legacy thread was 100174
 
i heard a good detail and you wouldnt be able to tell it from new :wink:

Migration info. Legacy thread was 100186
 
Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by Jay T on 14 December 2006

Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by nicola on 14 December 2006

Previous poster said:
Quote: Originally posted by Speed Freak on 14 December 2006

I like it big and shiny whats the problem?
Click to expand...
Do Zymol do a special wax for it?
Click to expand...
Zymol is good, but it can't perform miracles :wink:
Click to expand...
That depends on how many coats you give it and how hard you buff to shine it up. Do you also have to cleanse and clay beforehand as well though?

Migration info. Legacy thread was 100187
 
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