Is this possible?

[hoang]

hey guys, sorry for the newb question. coming from the honda scene, i like some of the aftermarket shiftknobs availible only on hondas, so is it possible to retap it from 10X1.5 (honda) to 10X1.25(nissan) thanks :bigok:

[ThatGuy]

Machine shop with proper tools can do it.

Check the phone book.

[Ian]

just drill it out...then fill it with glue...then put it on



no but seriously...a machine shop would have to do it...is a shift knob really that worth it to you?


i made mine out of an ebay POS knob and bondo...then paint

[Koopa Troopa]

Buy a tap and die kit....

[The Chad]

tap that hole :) <--- inappropriate. Haha seriously though, is it really worth it? Take a look around Zilvia at different sponsor links etc... and see if you like any of them. Just seems like a waste of time and money to get a shop to re-tap a shifter?? I guess if you really love it though good luck tapping it.

--and good to see another convert from the Honda world :)

[hoang]

so all i would really need is a tap and die set, then goto town? thanks everyone!

[Koopa Troopa]

Yeah.. Just rethread the fucker...

If that don't work you can have the shift knob from my Silvia when I get back. It's a stock knob that weighs like 10 lbs and it's made with real bits of JDM so you know it's good.

[JRas]

Yes, it's possible just needs to be re-threaded to fit... like others have said a machine shop can do it for you.

If you only like Honda shift knobs maybe you should stick with those :P

[Koopa Troopa]

Yes, it's possible just needs to be re-threaded to fit... like others have said a machine shop can do it for you.

If you only like Honda shift knobs maybe you should stick with those :P

Or just buy a tap and die kit and do it yourself:aw:

[The Chad]

Koopa u r hillarious!! :) "real bits of JDM so you know it's good" haha. Damn my B&M knob only weighs 9lbs. I gotta tack on some pounds. :)