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    #1

    Shift Knob Question

    hi,

    i'm fairly new to tuning in general. i was wondering, are there aftermarket shift knobs made specifically for cb7's or will most aftermarket shift knobs fit?
    My 1992 honda accord LX 5 spd.

    "Behold! What was once thought to have been
    buried beneath the sands of time,
    the ill-fated Haynes Repair Manual has been resurrected
    from the depths of a watery grave." - LX_Accordian
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    #2
    Originally posted by LX_Accordian
    hi,

    i'm fairly new to tuning in general. i was wondering, are there aftermarket shift knobs made specifically for cb7's or will most aftermarket shift knobs fit?
    Anything that fits on Hondas are pretty much universal. Greddy, trust, Spoon, Mugen, Skunk2.... the list is endless.


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      #3
      Originally posted by jdm_inspired
      Anything that fits on Hondas are pretty much universal. Greddy, trust, Spoon, Mugen, Skunk2.... the list is endless.
      thanks man. is this the case with the "shift bag" as well? if not, what are some brands that make them specifically for cb7's?
      Last edited by LX_Accordian; 02-05-2008, 08:35 AM.
      My 1992 honda accord LX 5 spd.

      "Behold! What was once thought to have been
      buried beneath the sands of time,
      the ill-fated Haynes Repair Manual has been resurrected
      from the depths of a watery grave." - LX_Accordian

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        #4
        Originally posted by LX_Accordian
        thanks man. is this the case with the "shift bag" as well? if not, what are some brands that make them specifically for cb7's?
        OEM is the only one specific
        miss my turbo cb7
        moved onto volvos. dont know how that happened, just did

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          #5
          If you want to keep your shift boot, you are stuck with accord (CBs, CDs), prelude (BBs), and integra (DAs) knobs. I have the OE accessory leather shift knob for the 97-01 prelude right now. I love it.

          I am going to get a 90-93 integra knob, I like the "window" shift pattern on top.
          Last edited by jhnyct; 02-05-2008, 09:47 AM.
          1992 Accord EX 4dr 5spd - SOLD after just over a decade of ownership
          2000 Subaru Legacy GT wagon 5spd
          AHM Platinum Parts Counterperson

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            #6
            Originally posted by quickangel93
            OEM is the only one specific
            really? so any other "shift bag" i'd have to try and retrofit?
            My 1992 honda accord LX 5 spd.

            "Behold! What was once thought to have been
            buried beneath the sands of time,
            the ill-fated Haynes Repair Manual has been resurrected
            from the depths of a watery grave." - LX_Accordian

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              #7
              Originally posted by LX_Accordian
              really? so any other "shift bag" i'd have to try and retrofit?

              haha no bro. most shifters have the same weith as any other shifter. so pretty much any import car shift nob fits.
              miss my turbo cb7
              moved onto volvos. dont know how that happened, just did

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                #8
                Originally posted by quickangel93
                haha no bro. most shifters have the same weith as any other shifter. so pretty much any import car shift nob fits.
                i just wanna replace the leather bag because its all torn up. sorry, i got my terms mixed up so i mustve been a bit misleading
                My 1992 honda accord LX 5 spd.

                "Behold! What was once thought to have been
                buried beneath the sands of time,
                the ill-fated Haynes Repair Manual has been resurrected
                from the depths of a watery grave." - LX_Accordian

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                  #9
                  i bought a shift boot off of ebay that said "universal" and it didn't fit...i was pissed
                  1991 EX Coupe

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by andrew.hepler
                    i bought a shift boot off of ebay that said "universal" and it didn't fit...i was pissed
                    damn...so what did u do?
                    that wouldnt happened to be this would it:

                    unvsl. shift bt.
                    Last edited by LX_Accordian; 02-05-2008, 10:19 AM.
                    My 1992 honda accord LX 5 spd.

                    "Behold! What was once thought to have been
                    buried beneath the sands of time,
                    the ill-fated Haynes Repair Manual has been resurrected
                    from the depths of a watery grave." - LX_Accordian

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by LX_Accordian
                      really? so any other "shift bag" i'd have to try and retrofit?
                      If you are trying to get a shift boot with a round top as opposed to the square style on the CB, you should try one from a civic. I have not done this, but thats the first route I would try. That way, if it fits in our consoles, you can use any aftermarket knob with a cleaner finished product.
                      1992 Accord EX 4dr 5spd - SOLD after just over a decade of ownership
                      2000 Subaru Legacy GT wagon 5spd
                      AHM Platinum Parts Counterperson

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by jhnyct
                        If you want to keep your shift boot, you are stuck with accord (CBs, CDs), prelude (BBs), and integra (DAs) knobs. I have the OE accessory leather shift knob for the 97-01 prelude right now. I love it.

                        I am going to get a 90-93 integra knob, I like the "window" shift pattern on top.
                        so just to clarify, if i wanna change the shift boot, my options are
                        cb's, cd's, prelude, and integra shift boots?
                        My 1992 honda accord LX 5 spd.

                        "Behold! What was once thought to have been
                        buried beneath the sands of time,
                        the ill-fated Haynes Repair Manual has been resurrected
                        from the depths of a watery grave." - LX_Accordian

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by jhnyct
                          If you are trying to get a shift boot with a round top as opposed to the square style on the CB, you should try one from a civic. I have not done this, but thats the first route I would try. That way, if it fits in our consoles, you can use any aftermarket knob with a cleaner finished product.
                          i see, thanks alot. the chrome paint on my mounting bracket is decaying lol.
                          My 1992 honda accord LX 5 spd.

                          "Behold! What was once thought to have been
                          buried beneath the sands of time,
                          the ill-fated Haynes Repair Manual has been resurrected
                          from the depths of a watery grave." - LX_Accordian

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                            #14
                            Possibly. I know that the top of the boots have the square part that attaches to the knob. The bases may or may not be the same, but if you want the round, universal knob, it doesn't matter.
                            1992 Accord EX 4dr 5spd - SOLD after just over a decade of ownership
                            2000 Subaru Legacy GT wagon 5spd
                            AHM Platinum Parts Counterperson

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by jhnyct
                              Possibly. I know that the top of the boots have the square part that attaches to the knob. The bases may or may not be the same, but if you want the round, universal knob, it doesn't matter.
                              i see, whats that square part called?
                              My 1992 honda accord LX 5 spd.

                              "Behold! What was once thought to have been
                              buried beneath the sands of time,
                              the ill-fated Haynes Repair Manual has been resurrected
                              from the depths of a watery grave." - LX_Accordian

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