Stainless steel shiftknob in WINTER :(
I just got a new shift knob last week..replaced my old momo leather one..needed a change. and its all stainless steel. its a nice knob but in the mornings it gets COLD as sh*t. i've seen many of you with stainless steel knobs 8O don't yours get cold as ice in the winter lol.gif
ill post up some pics of it later on
ill post up some pics of it later on
wow man thats a serious problem you got there
I think im just going to put my momo back on for winter..
It's like holding an ice cube everytime I shift :roll:
I think im just going to put my momo back on for winter..
It's like holding an ice cube everytime I shift :roll:
what a weird topic... obviously its gonna be cold, your car dont heat during night time right? LOL I say the best way is get leather shifter, or just give it a few minutes, mine warms up after heat on and grabbin it a few times... think of nice cold titties wink1.gif play with em, the get hot... just dont stick your tongue on knob like you would on titties wink1.gif
The insides of cars in Vegas can get to 150 degrees and up. Just imagine that and then in the winter it gets down to the 20s and teens sometimes. I know that's not as cold as come of you guys but after just getting used to triple digit temps on a regular basis it sucks having a 100 degree drop in temp sometimes in the span of just 2 weeks.
When I was using my Juntos shifter knob..it would burn the crap out of my hand in the summer and freeze it in the winter. I replaced it with the OZ shifter nob and, for some reason, isn't effected as much by the temperature as the Juntos was.



