Did you buy the one on ebay?Found an engine. Looking for Fatknob
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Do you mean one of these shift knobs? I don't have it any longer though.
https://www.svtperformance.com/threads/pro-5-0-shifter-handle-w-white-phat-knob.1168636/
I wish I didn't sell mine to be honest. I bought 2 custom weighted 1.1 lb shift knobs for my WRX that were engraved. I totaled my WRX last June and just recently bought an 86 GT that has a Hurst 5 speed logo knob on it now. If I still had the phat knob I would place it on my 86.
That looks really similar. Fat Knobs are 2.25”and I absolutely love the feel when shifting. I did find a company to custom make them, but they don’t cut threads directly (instead they want you into use an insert, which sucks). I’m going to solidify the insert in mine since I can’t find a FatKnob
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yeah fatknob was the only company i could ever find who cut the threads directly into the billiard ball material, which made for a really solid and secure shifter knob that wasn't ever going anywhere. also they really were fat knobs.
had to be careful not to overtighten it though, and the instructions were specific about that as i recall. they also recommended not removing and reinstalling it too much. i bought a black one, and then a white one, but wish i had bought another black one instead.
they were made by a small (perhaps even like a one-man) company named rasmussen engineering located in groton, massachusetts. but as i recall he went out of business maybe around 2007 or so
yeah fatknob was the only company i could ever find who cut the threads directly into the billiard ball material, which made for a really solid and secure shifter knob that wasn't ever going anywhere. also they really were fat knobs.
had to be careful not to overtighten it though, and the instructions were specific about that as i recall. they also recommended not removing and reinstalling it too much. i bought a black one, and then a white one, but wish i had bought another black one instead.
they were made by a small (perhaps even like a one-man) company named rasmussen engineering located in groton, massachusetts. but as i recall he went out of business maybe around 2007 or so