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About this Manufacturer:
Carbing has been one of Japan's most well-respected performance aftermarket manufacturers since the company opened its doors in 1977. As a company that tests its designs on the racetrack, it knows whether or not its prototypes will handle the abuse of potential customers well before anything is put into production, which is important when you're manufacturing products like roll cages , chassis braces, and other structural components. Carbing test-fits all U.S.-sold products to ensure complete compatibility, since Japanese-spec vehicles can sometimes be different than their overseas counterparts. In addition to chassis support products, Carbing also manufactures radiator cooling plates, as well as underbelly pans for additional cooling and downforce. If you're a serious driver who is all about sporting authentic Japanese racing parts, you can't go wrong with Carbing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why buy a shift knob?
Aftermarket shift knobs are a great way to spruce up the interior of your vehicle. With hundreds of different styles, you are sure to find the right shift knob for you.
Do shift knobs fit every vehicle?
Shift knobs are universal, which means they fit most cars and trucks. Universal shift knobs use a universal set-screw attachment and include a finishing ring. The key thing to look out for is that there is a difference between automatic and manual shift knobs. Some shift knobs are car specific and will thread onto your factory shift lever. One caveat is for trucks that are an automatic and have a button on the shift knob - for those, you have to buy a replacement shift knob that also has a button in order to maintain the functionality of the knob.
How do you install a shift knob?
Universal shift knobs use allen screws to attach to your factory shift lever. Truck specific shift knobs will thread onto your factory shift lever.
I have an automatic. How do I know which of these shift knobs will work?
Whether or not a shift knob will work on your automatic vehicle will depend on how your stock shift knob operates. If your existing shift knob uses a button to shift gears, your best bet is to use an aftermarket shift knob that also has a button. The location of the button does not matter, as top or side-mounted buttons will work with almost any automatic transmission that requires a button. If your automatic shifter does not use a button, you may use any universal shift knob.
Aftermarket shift knobs are a great way to spruce up the interior of your vehicle. With hundreds of different styles, you are sure to find the right shift knob for you.
Do shift knobs fit every vehicle?
Shift knobs are universal, which means they fit most cars and trucks. Universal shift knobs use a universal set-screw attachment and include a finishing ring. The key thing to look out for is that there is a difference between automatic and manual shift knobs. Some shift knobs are car specific and will thread onto your factory shift lever. One caveat is for trucks that are an automatic and have a button on the shift knob - for those, you have to buy a replacement shift knob that also has a button in order to maintain the functionality of the knob.
How do you install a shift knob?
Universal shift knobs use allen screws to attach to your factory shift lever. Truck specific shift knobs will thread onto your factory shift lever.
I have an automatic. How do I know which of these shift knobs will work?
Whether or not a shift knob will work on your automatic vehicle will depend on how your stock shift knob operates. If your existing shift knob uses a button to shift gears, your best bet is to use an aftermarket shift knob that also has a button. The location of the button does not matter, as top or side-mounted buttons will work with almost any automatic transmission that requires a button. If your automatic shifter does not use a button, you may use any universal shift knob.
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