ICBEAMER Red Aluminum w/ 100% Real Carbon Fiber 2.5" Shift Knob for Buttonless Automatic and 4, 5 and 6 Speed Manual Transmission Vehicles, Carbon Fiber Grip, Black Top and Bottom

It may not have the weight of the OE ball but there is something about the shape and how it makes the space seem less cluttered. Feels good in the hand and the adapter system seems adequate. No it is not a metal to metal threaded fitting and that gives me pause for the longevity. The 3 set screws do hold it securely in place and pose no threat to the OE shifter threads. The fit of the parts is very nice even for a far more expensive unit. Well thought out, designed and produced. Nice bang for the buck. I would rather have more weight with the carbon fiber looking wrap being replaced by something with substance.

I installed this in my 1997 BMW Z3 almost a year ago. I wanted to see how this product held up after some time and I am happy to report that it still looks great and there are no signs of wear. It also feels good to the touch. Cool look that updated the car without going to far.

To start with it is a great shift knob looks wise and seems to be good quality too. The Issue is with the adapter pieces that come with the item as they are all rubber pieces and none lasted more than a week for me. It may be because it was during hot weather but if you live somewhere where it gets hot in the summer the rubber will melt because the shift knob gets very hot. You are better off looking up the thread pattern that your vehicle’s shift knob has. Ex: M12 x 1.25mm(subaru 5 speed manual)

It was really easy to install, just make sure you push to down all the way FIRMLY before you tighten your set-screws. Mine was wobbly at first, didn't push it down with the rubber insert hard enough the first time. If you understand what metal is, you'll know how hot this gets in a closed car in the sunlight. Luckily I ride motorcycles so I usually have a spare pair of gloves on me. I put one of my gloves over the shifter and I'm fine. If I forgot to cover the shifter in the sun, I just put the gloves on haha

I bought a few different ones for my son to use on his Xbox wheel shifter and it works great. Great quality, it’s got weight to it, perfect for what we used it for. It comes with different size sleeves to make it fit on any size shifter as well.

While it lasted, it was a solid buy. The weighting was great, even though the metal got pretty hot. However, if you see other reviews that mention the plastic guard on the inside falling apart, it’s true. The screws that go into the plastic to keep everything in place were eventually what caused the guard to separate completely in half. Expansion and compression in heat over time cause the plastic to last quite a short time, and a month and a half after my purchase, the only 1 of 4 guards that fit is completely out of commission and the product is useless.

Fits a 2015 Jeep JK good. The description says it won't fit an automatic. It does. I used a 3.25 for the main shifter and a 2.5 for the transfer case shifter. They both real real solid with included adapter sleeves. I added blue loctite to the retention screws, so they should not loosen up. Tighten evenly, with one facing front and other two towards the back corners of the vehicle. That way the screws will bite on the fyll width of the shifter rods, missing the cutouts (flat areas). Install was about 20 minutes for both. Engage parking brake. Put both shifters in nuetral, for angle of pull and clearanxe yo work. For original main knob removal, work the bottom beauty ring off with a small flathead, pry the 4 sections that form a clip (just enough to loosen, not break), and the it comes right off. For the transfer case knob, you will need to use brute strength. Pull and trust side to side a little. Comes loose abruptly. Be prepared.

This was a PAIN to install, mostly because it's not threaded whatsoever as the product description states. Instead, you get a few poorly-molded semi-conical plastic doohickeys, that you somehow have to figure out how to fit over the threads. You can whack it with a hammer and have it tear itself apart sliding over the threads, or you can twist it and have it tear little bits of itself away until it gets stuck halfway on. There's really no good way to do this. Those plastic things are the allegedly-but-not-really "threaded" adapters. Then you just slip the gear shifter over it and tighten the set screws. It works good enough... in the winter. But as soon as you get a sunny day above about 50 degrees Fahrenheit, the plastic (not-)threaded adapter is so pliable that the whole assembly just flops around. I tried screwing it on more, further tightening set screws, etc. to no avail. This is just a junk product. Looks cool and the sticker hasn't fallen off yet. Much lighter than my stock Corolla shifter.

Very good quality, well made and just the right weight. My old one was wearing out and this one even feels more comfortable to shift with. Worth the money .. you pay for what you get !

Amazing product quality, great colours!! I would recommend!!!

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I like the design. It makes it easy to install, but the plastic insert doesn't sit tightly once all the way on. And my product came with no set screws. I had to go buy some myself. I solved the losness of the insert with some crazy glue. I may look and maybe making a new one that has proper threads.