Can I use this with Locktite gel or superglue. I want to put this in my 6 speed shift knob pattern. The Shift knob is stainless steel.
1125670
Those would cure too damn fast, you wouldn't have time to work with it. I'd stick with 2 ton epoxy, or something that doesn't set in 5 min. Mix your amount of epoxy, then add the powder until it has the consistensy of play doe. You'll have enough time to do what you want...
52517
Yes, without any issue. Just be aware that the knurling on the drive wheels may leave a mark on the stainless since it is fairly soft.
1052619
Possibly. If your shifter has a "friction" mode, it will work with a 6 speed freewheel. In order to answer in more detail, we would need to know the brand, as suntour and shimano had different amounts of pull.
2131209
Yes, but I don't recommend this shift knob. I've had it for a while and in summer it gets extremely hot and winter it gets really cold. I would pick something out with leather finish.
860864
Yes! It fit my glow shift 2 1/16th 3 Pod. I've had the oil pressure guage on my ride for ver a year. No issues what so ever. Just remember if you use a copper line it will make an annoying noise during higher rpm driving. The nylon one it comes with is fine. But it's plastic. I've had nylon lines rupture In the past with engine oil lines. Copper line solves that problem at the cost of noise. Google it.
535091
This should be only used with Olympic type bar. This will not work with small diameter bar. I also like it because it is cheaper then American steel, rubber is of good quality and I have not have had a problem with any equipment bought from Body-Solid. Do not mix with steel olympic weigthts these are used to keep from marking wood floorsl,.
518748
If you never plan on going back to the spline style handle, use a die to thread the end of your shift lever to one of the supported thread patterns with the hurst kit. If you want to be able to switch back to the old handle, either get a second shift lever from a junkyard to use the die on or look into a shift handle that attaches with a set screw. You can't modify the hurst handle to support a spline style and I'm assuming having an adapter made up by a machine shop would be too expensive.
1082353
As I haven't used it for stainless...Try this link.... this guy is usually right on.... http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/mig-welding-stainless.html
246738
Not sure what type if lock u have. If it is the type of lock that looks like a gear with the splines on the outside them u can generally use a socket that is a little oversized and drive it in. I believe in ur case ur would be an 18 mm. This technique is used in this kit as we'll but it has a variety of sizes to use.
360372
Probably. Mines an automatic but my shift knob didn't require a button push to change into gear. I think the button is only part of the shift knob so that way it wont move without being pushed, but i would take the knob off and make sure that you don't have to push anything in order to move it
535092
This should be only used with Olympic type bar. This will not work with small diameter bar. I also like it because it is cheaper then American steel, rubber is of good quality and I have not have had a problem with any equipment bought from Body-Solid. Do not mix with steel olympic weigthts these are used to keep from marking wood floorsl, .
1387215
As far as I know this lock is specifically designed to be used in conjunction with the master lock locking system. I don't think it will work with anything else
1822887
It comes with adjustment screws that tighten around the shift rod that the factory gear shift knob is attached too. But, since there is no indents for these screws to tighten against, it will last a few weeks, then it works loose and will pull off. I took mine off and gave it away. Sorry.
1044380
I just tried the key from the Master Lock deadbolt in a kwikset lock and it slides right in. When I try it in a Schlage lock it will not go in. Hope that helps you out.
504611
Will be ok to put a layer of wax sealent or glaze. You need more speed to remove scratches and Swirl's.
397191
If you can remove the BMW shift knob and there are no threads then it will slide on and the 3 screws will hold it in place. I've had it for a month now and it's a wonderful knob I've had to tighten the screws once but if you don't mind doing that then it's a nice product
555013
This has a 5-speed shift pattern, you can buy the same knob with a 6-speed shift pattern but it has a different part #.